Greg Rajan is a super utilityman for the Houston Chronicle sports department. He covers a wide range of topics, including the Houston Texans, local sports events, and breaking news in the Texas sports scene. His work has also been featured in the San Antonio Express-News and the Calhoun Times.
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Greg Rajan's coverage focuses mainly on local sports events, particularly football and the NFL. His interest in event coverage and evolving stories related to these topics suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches offering unique insights into local games, player performances, or behind-the-scenes stories within the Houston sports scene.
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By: Greg Rajan
Two games into the season, Astros fans will have to deal with MLB's convoluted national TV package. Here's how to watch Friday's game against the Yankees.
A by-the-numbers look at Ronel Blanco's no-hitter Monday against Toronto, the 17th in franchise history.
Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta is the latest person to try to bring the NHL to the city. A look at previous efforts through the years.
As Salt Lake City appears set to land the Arizona Coyotes, Houston remains without an NHL franchise despite many appealing factors
The ace will start in Friday's series opener at Washington after starting the season on the injured list while recovering from an offseason shoulder issue.
By: Greg Rajan
Houston Astros left-hander Framber Valdez, who hasn't pitched since April 2, could return during the team's upcoming road trip, manager Joe Espada said.
Ryan Pressly blew a two-run lead in the eighth and Jeremy Peña grounded out into a double play in the 10th as Astros fell to 6-14 after being swept by Braves
By: Greg Rajan
Instead of making the key out or getting the big hit, Astros find a way to lose to Braves in extra innings
By: Greg Rajan, Reid Laymance, Jon Poorman, Joseph Duarte, Jonathan M. Alexander, Brent Zwerneman, Matt Young
The Houston Texans are currently not in the first round but that certainly could change. Follow the first day's picks and moves with our staff.
Houston-area Xfinity subscribers saw Bally Sports Southwest go dark on their cable systems Wednesday amid a carriage dispute between Comcast and Diamond Sports.
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