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Hunsicker resigns as Astros GM

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Hunsicker resigns as Astros GM

 

 

Since Gerry Hunsicker took over as GM in 1996, the Astros are 701-595. (AP)

 

HOUSTON -- Gerry Hunsicker, the most successful general manager in the history of the Houston franchise and the architect of five playoff teams during his nine years with the Astros, resigned on Monday.

 

Tim Purpura, Houston's assistant GM and director of player development, who has been with the club for the last 11 years, will assume the role of general manager, effective immediately.

 

Since Hunsicker took over as GM in 1996, the Astros are 701-595, the sixth-best winning percentage (.541) in baseball. Only three GMs have been in their current post for more seasons than Hunsicker, who will remain with the team as an advisor.

 

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I would too if I was GM of a team that owes a ridiculous amount of guaranteed money to alot of players... The Astros are in trouble.

I would too if I was GM of a team that owes a ridiculous amount of guaranteed money to alot of players... The Astros are in trouble.

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explain.

They've deferred a shite ton of money to Bagwell and Kent.. not to mention the ridiculously overpaid salary of Andy Pettitte which skyrockets in '06.

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