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HOUSTON This road trip began in Philadelphia, which for Billy Wagner means death threats, taunts and a constant din of boos. But here, in the place where his career began, the reception is far different.
Wagner came on in the ninth inning Thursday night and was greeted with a smattering of applause. The reception is fitting because Wagner never really wanted to leave Houston. Dealt away after the 2003 season, Wagner was a hero here, openly questioning Houston ownership's commitment to winning.See the full content of this document
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Wagner's Heart Still in Houston
His $8 million contract was pawned off on the Phillies, another cost-cutting move to support his claim. It may have taken awhile, but he has found a hom...
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