Since they were re-introduced to competitive baseball a decade ago, the Houston Astros have been known as a team that mashes. Rightfully so, as they've produced superstars like Carlos Correa, Alex Bregman, Yordan Alvarez and Kyle Tucker.
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Although the Houston Astros’ 2025 season did not go as planned, missing the postseason for the first time since 2016, their defense remained elite all year.
The Houston Astros had a difficult 2025 season, in which they missed out on the postseason for the first time in a long while. They have a lot of work to do to get back to form, especially when it comes to training and injury prevention, which was one of their biggest issues this year.
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Through their years of dominance over the last decade, the Houston Astros were known for their ability to develop prospects year after year into what became the core of a franchise that's won two World Series and made the postseason eight straight years.
Walker Janek, the Astros first round pick from 2024, if off to a tremendous start. He’s played in 7 games and leads the Arizona Fall League with 18 runs batted in.
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The Houston Astros had a pretty intriguing year when it came to their starting pitching and bullpen mix. Hunter Brown had a career year and looked outstanding for the vast majority of his starts, but Framber Valdez fell apart down the stretch after a promising first half.
The Houston Astros have had an interesting few years, going from a team that was routinely competing for a World Series to a squad that missed the postseason in 2025.
The 2025 season was a huge letdown for Houston Astros fans. A slow start gave way to a roaring summer that looked certain to result in a ninth straight appearance in the MLB postseason.
The Houston Astros have a lot of things to discuss when it comes to this upcoming offseason. Following a year in which they started off extremely hot but then rapidly cooled down following the All-Star break, there are quite a few issues that need to be resolved prior to next spring.
One could be excused for missing Houston Astros prospect Anderson Brito’s numbers from his start on Friday. He happened to deal the same day his teammate, catcher Walker Janek, hit a grand slam and drove in seven runs in an Arizona Fall League game.
When it comes to Framber Valdez and free agency, there is going to be no shortage of suitors for the Houston Astros ace. A return to the Astros is always a possibility, but it seems unlikely with each passing day.
The Houston Astros sent catcher Walker Janek to the Arizona Fall League to get their top prospect behind the plate more at-bats. It’s working. On Friday, Janek started for the Scottsdale Scorpions and had perhaps the best offensive game of the AFL season with a seven RBI performance against Mesa in an 11-0 victory.
The Houston Astros have a lot to figure out this offseason. After missing the playoffs for the first time since 2016, general manager Dana Brown will have his hands full when it comes to getting this franchise back into perennial contender status now that they haven't reached the ALCS for two years in a row.
One former Houston Astros champion has officially caught his final pitch. Veteran MLB catcher Martin Maldonado announced in a post to his Instagram page on Saturday that he is retiring from baseball.
After 15 Major League seasons, Martin Maldonado is retiring from baseball. The 39-year-old catcher made the official announcement today via his Instagram page, thanking his family, the fans, teammates, coaches, and many others who helped him live his dream.
The Houston Astros entered the 2025 offseason with plenty of questions. Astros general manager Dana Brown still has to decide whether or not to negotiate a contract extension with Framber Valdez.
The Houston Astros have inked right-hander Nate Pearson to a one-year, $1.35M deal, reported Chandler Rome of The Athletic. Pearson is expected to work as a starter for the Astros.
It was an extremely disappointing 2025 season for the Houston Astros, as the club failed to reach the postseason for the first time since 2016. With their worst season in nearly a decade, the Astros and owner Jim Crane are not playing around.
After the Houston Astros surprisingly missed the MLB postseason for the first time since 2016, many questions emerged about the future of manager Joe Espada and general manager Dana Brown.
GM Dana Brown and manager Joe Espada are sticking around, but that doesn’t mean the Astros aren’t making big changes. The team is parting ways with hitting