Features on each member of the 1990 Osceola Astros, high-A affiliate of the Houston Astros as included in that year's team set.
Osceola Astros (31)
- Manny Acta became trusted voice
- Don Angotti played, later taught
- Peter Bauer learned screwball change
- Mike Beams worked over 8 seasons
- Jack Billingham gave up Aaron's 714th
- Sal Butera made bigs, helped others
- Chris Colombino tried hard for decade
- Gene Confreda trained, passed in 1990
- Chris Correnti became go-to trainer
- Troy Dovey played five pro seasons, later went into movies, 9/22/13
- Rick Dunnum pitched wherever needed over four pro seasons, 3/12/24
- Brian Griffiths picked up confidence then saw 6 pro seasons, 3/7/24
- David Henderson played 6 seasons, suffered collapsed lung, 3/19/24
- Cole Hyson gave best shot over 5 seasons, opened pawn shop, 2/13/24
- Todd Jones fulfilled potential over 16 ML seasons, 319 saves, 2/18/24
- Jeff Juden proved a unique player over eight majors seasons, 1/5/19
- Frank Kellner saw 8 pro seasons, 5 in hometown, coached, 3/27/24
- Larry Lamphere made Pan Am team, saw three pro seasons, 3/26/24
- Mica Lewis worked on consistency, saw six seasons, AA, 3/25/24
- Kenny Lofton helped teams many ways over 17 majors seasons, 2/22/24
- Ken Luckham proved encouraging in AA start, saw six seasons, 2/8/24
- Lance Madsen tried to relax, concentrate, saw 6 seasons, AAA, 2/11/24
- Scott Makarewicz thought big things at AA, saw 10 seasons, 2/19/24
- John Massarelli showed positive attitude over decade in pros, 3/2/24
- Dan Nyssen played 4 seasons, grew frustrated with progress, 3/11/24
- Ed Ponte made AA, then wanted to get back, saw 9 seasons, 3/17/24
- Howard Prager swung bat well in AAA game, saw seven seasons, 2/14/24
- Bobby Ramos showed heart, passion over decades-long career, 3/9/24
- Toncie Reed showed potential at Osceola, saw 3 pro seasons, 2/10/24
- Gabriel Rodriguez walked Griffey at AA, played 6 seasons, 3/5/24
- Rodney Windes proved reliable over 6 seasons, made AAA, 3/24/24
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