Mike Bolsinger suing Astros: Sign-stealing flop ended my career
Federal judge tosses fan lawsuit vs. MLB, Astros, Red Sox
Houston woman sues Astros for $1 million after being injured by T-shirt cannon - ABC News
A fan checked every pitch in the Astros' sign-stealing scandal and says their World Series title is tainted | CBC Radio
Astros fans suing the team over sign-stealing scandal
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Houston Astros fans' sign-stealing lawsuit thrown out by Texas appeals court | Reuters
Houston Astros Fan Sues Team After Sign-Stealing Scandal, Alleges They 'Secretly Put a Deficient Product on The Field'
MLB Pitcher Sues Astros, Says Cheating Ended Major League Career
Paramedic hit by foul ball sues Astros for $1M, per report
Woman sues Houston Astros, claims Orbit injured her finger with 'bazooka style' t-shirt cannon | Southeast Texas Record
Astros lawsuit: Is team responsible for fan's broken finger? - Sports Illustrated
Astros Fan Sues Team Saying Mascot Orbit's T-Shirt Cannon Broke Her Finger - CBS DFW
Fan sues Astros for $1M+, claims T-shirt fired from cannon shattered finger - YouTube
Astros sued by fans arrested at Game 7 of World Series
Astros Season Ticket Holder Suing Organization Due to Cheating
Shame' Over Astros Scandal Doesn't Give Fans License to Sue - Bloomberg
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T-shirt cannon broke my finger, claims Houston Astros fan suing for over $1M – New York Daily News
A Houston Astros Fan Is Suing The Team For $1 Million For Boosting Ticket Prices After They Shamelessly Cheated To Win A World Series - BroBible
Fantasy players' lawsuit vs. Astros, Red Sox and MLB dismissed - Los Angeles Times
Ex-pitcher sues Astros, says sign stealing a 'death knell' for his MLB career
