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2008 Highlights

Hit .283 (179x632) with 13 home runs and 66 RBI in 158 games...set Houston franchise records for a shortstop in a single season in hits (179), doubles (38) and games played (158)...is the first shortstop to lead the Astros in hits since Rafael Ramirez in 1978...hit .302 (71x235) with 16 doubles, three homers and 21 RBI in his last 57 games since July 26...ranked fifth among all NL shortstops in RBI (66) and home runs (13), third in runs scored (92) and hits (179), and tied for second in doubles (38)...his career-best .983 fielding percentage ranked second among National League shortstops...was the third-best, single-season fielding percentage by a shortstop in Astros history...the Astros were 51-26 when he scored at least one run and 25-10 in 2008 when he scored and drove in a run in the same game...hit safely in 75 percent of his games (119 of 158)...his grand slam on Sept. 10 was the first grand slam by an Astros shortstop since Adam Everett connected off of Danny Graves on July 9, 2003 vs. CIN...hit .295 (28x95) with 11 RBI in September...went 31 games without a home run from June 20 to July 28, tying his career-long streak without a homer from Aug. 22-Sept. 23, 2006... selected to his fifth All-Star Game and went 2x3 with a run, walk and stolen base in the American League's 15-inning 4-3 win at Yankee Stadium...his 10 home runs before the All-Star Break were tied for the most for a Houston shortstop in club history...his 44 RBI were the third-most in the first half for an Astros shortstop and the most since Denis Menke in 1970 (53)...scored the 1,000 run of his career on July 7 at PIT...became the third player in Astros history to hit a walk-off home run in his first home game with the team after hitting one on April 7 vs. STL...finished April hitting .339 (37x109) with four homers and 22 RBI...had consecutive four-hit games from April 21-22; the last Astro to record four-plus hits in consecutive games was Jeff Bagwell on July 14-15, 1995.