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Lance Berkman

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    …1999—outfielder (and later first baseman) Lance Berkman—it remained unable to progress any farther until the middle of the next decade. The team left the Astrodome in 2000 to begin play in Enron Field (later Daikin Park). In 2004 the Astros advanced to the NLCS, where they lost a seven-game series…

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    …1999—outfielder (and later first baseman) Lance Berkman—it remained unable to progress any farther until the middle of the next decade. The team left the Astrodome in 2000 to begin play in Enron Field (later Daikin Park). In 2004 the Astros advanced to the NLCS, where they lost a seven-game series…

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