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- Greg Lucas - FS Houston
- Was the first PBP voice heard on the network now known as Fox Sports Houston when it was HSE, the TV voice of the Houston Rockets at the time. Since then he has served as lead announcer for the Texas Rangers, jack of all trades for the Houston Astros including play by play, analysis, sideline commentator, pre/post game host and for both radio and TV. He is a play by play announcer for college basketball, baseball and football. Nearly 3000 different sporting events are on his resume from more than 25 sports. His career started at Butler University in his native Indiana and has included stops in Peoria, Honolulu, Buffalo and San Antonio. Greg was the radio announcer for the NBA Indiana Pacers and has the distinction of being the only regularly scheduled announcer for all three Texas NBA teams and both major league baseball teams at one time or another. Inducted into the Texas Baseball Hall of Fame in 1994, he has been the recipient of several honors over the years including "Tellys" for his play by play work with the Texas Rangers and his writing/co-producing of a special on Jerry Levias. Appeared in the movie "Glory Road" and was off screen voice in "Tyson"
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2012
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February
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- Similarities with Rockets and Astros are Evident
- Spring Training in Indiana? It Happened and in Mo...
- Spring Training Used to be a Texas Thing!
- From Low Projections to Major League Stars can Hap...
- Big 12 Baseball Starts this Week--a Preview
- Reading Can Help You Understand Baseball Better
- Brad Mills Outlines Spring Plans for Astros
- Spring Training Coming, but Will Oswalt Have a Tea...
- Astros Deciding on Players AND Future Uniform
- NFL Chose a Good City for Its Big Event
- Aim Right and Shoot Early..in Basketball
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January
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- Weekend Not Lacking Sports News
- ASTROS HAVE PROSPECTS
- Stirring the Pot... Astro Change Talk Gets it Done...
- A Potpourri of Local Sports Notes
- Pam Gardner Reached the Top with Astros
- Astros Ink Another Vet... Rockets Reach .500
- Frustrating End for Texans, but Just Wait!!
- If Fernando Martinez Can Stay Healthy, Astros Made...
- Astro Winter League Players Do Well
- Praising and Ranting...Two For One Today!
- Is The Second Time the Charm for Bagwell?
- One Hundred Losses Do Not Equal Lack of Talent
- Regular Season has been Too Long for Texans
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February
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2011
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December
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- All Offense in Alamo Bowl while Spurs Humbled in H...
- NCAA Rules ARE the School President's Call
- Keep Fingers Crossed for Astro Improvement in 2012...
- Officials Too Signifant in NFL Games
- Today's Lineup in Houston to Yu know who!
- Overlooked by Football, but UH Hoops Has Bright Fu...
- Robert Griffin III Joins Two other Memorable Baylo...
- Jeff Luhnow's First Trade a Winner!
- Hold Off on Braun and the Astros Rotation
- So Astros Have Problems at C and SS...Nothing New!...
- Texans ComebackOusts Sumlin Move as Biggest Weeken...
- Jeff Luhnow Good Choice, but He will Still have to...
- Astro GM Candidates Not Big Names but Qualified
- Big Game Sat for Sumlin, but Will that End It?
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November
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- Aggie Fans May Remember Jake Delhomme
- Was Anticipated, but Still Hard
- Houston is a Good Name to Carry These Days
- LSU is #1, but Houston is pretty good, too!
- Horns-Aggies Finish Strong before Hiatus
- DH Makes it Far Worse
- Cougars Have Chance... Dynamo Miss
- Owners and Selig Didn't Use a Gun, but Close
- NBA Being Remembered Weekly
- Aggie Hoops Starts Final Big 12 Drive
- Bob Watson Speaks... So Does Lance Berkman
- Cougars On a Roll
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December
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Greg Lucas, you should see what some people on the Texans' Facebook fan page says. There are a lot of fair weather fans of the Texans- only proud when the team wins. 2010 has been disappointing for me as a sports fan with so many of my favorite teams and athletes losing, so I can only hope for a better 2011. I'm still a Texans fan though this season has been a great disappointment. Real fans still support their teams even when they are doing poorly.
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