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Houston Astros fans will now see a pile of oversized baseballs in the home run train that runs along the upper left field wall of newly renamed Daikin Park.
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The Astros have been pretty good in those outings, too.
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Houston Astros train cargo unveiled as oranges are gone and baseballs fill refreshed locomotive at Daikin Park
Updates to the home run train include a fresh coat of paint in the dark blue and orange color scheme of the Astros and 25 large baseballs. The team said each one features a logo representing key moments from the past 25 years the team has been at the downtown ballpark.
What happened to oranges in back of Astros' train? You can buy them at Daikin Park.
The oranges are gone from the back of the train inside Daikin Park, but they don’t have to die. You can have them as part of your Houston Astros memorabilia collection. With the Minute Maid branding scrubbed from the Astros' renamed ballpark,
Houston Astros roll out updated train with Phillips 66 sponsor at newly renamed Daikin Park
The Houston Astros unveiled a new version of their iconic home run train during pregame ceremonies at the newly renamed Daikin Park on March 27. The train, now sponsored by Phillips 66 (NYSE: PSX) and renamed the Phillips 66 Home Run Train,
$250 million, 25 years, over 1,000 years and other Daikin Park numbers
The Houston Astros' ballpark has seen a lot in a quarter century, including more than 2,000 total games and more than 1,000 home team victories.
Updated train rolls out in Astros' colors for ballpark's 25th anniversary
The Houston Astros unveiled a new version of their iconic home run train during pregame ceremonies at Daikin Park on Thursday. The train, now sponsored by Phillips 66 and renamed the Phillips 66 Home Run Train,
Astros to reveal new home run train at Daikin Park
With Daikin taking over naming rights for Houston's ballpark, the iconic train in left field will look a little different.
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