In many ways the 2025 season was a seismic one of the Houston Astros. After eight straight seasons of reaching the playoffs, the streak ended. Normally, that means adjustments in the offseason.
The 2024 MLB draft’s first round is chalk full of talent that has seen multiple early picks already make their big league debuts. Among that list of talent is former Chicago Cubs selection Cam Smith.
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.
To say that the Astros’ 2025 outfield situation was chaotic would be an understatement. Between injury, position switching, matchup issues and outright
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The Houston Astros missed the postseason in 2025, but it wasn't because they fell apart. They were still in the playoff hunt in the final weeks of the season, but the thing that really held them back was the excess injuries.
The Houston Astros will evaluate everything when it comes to their roster and organization this offseason after a disappointing showing in 2025 resulted in them missing the playoffs.
So, I think we can safely assume Christian Walker’s first season didn’t live up to expectations. What was viewed as a steadying addition to the lineup last offseason ended up feeling more like a continuation of the supposed Yuli Gurriel curse.
The Houston Astros suffered one of the worst collapses they have seen in a very long time to miss the playoffs for the first time since 2016 and really bring to an end their era of American League domination.
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The Houston Astros have been in a championship window since they won the World Series in 2017. While the better part of the last decade resulted in one
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The Boston Red Sox are parting ways with assistant hitting coach Ben Rosenthal, reports Chris Cotillo of MassLive. It’s possible that’ll be the only change to Alex Cora’s staff.
Although it's still taking some getting used to, the Houston Astros are not playing in October for the first time in a decade. While the big league team is just beginning their offseason, the minor players are just getting started in Arizona.
Changes were expected to come on some level for the Houston Astros this offseason, and that's exactly what happened. While both general manager Dana Brown and manager Joe Espada will return for 2026, some major staff changes took place that saw both hitting coaches get dismissed as well as the head athletic trainer.
Over the next few weeks I will be looking at the top performers at each level in the Astros system. This week is the Fayetteville Woodpeckers. Jancel Villarroel, C/OF Villarroel put together a nice 2024 season and followed that up with a better 2025.
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The Houston Astros are unlikely to re-sign free agent starting pitcher Framber Valdez for 2026. The Astros will need the money. Houston faces a salary arbitration dilemma like few other teams in Major League Baseball.
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.
The contract of Houston Astros' hitting coach Alex Cintron will not be renewed, according to The Athletic on Thursday. After a nine-year playing career, Cintron, 46, started with the organization in 2017 and was promoted to hitting coach after the 2019 season.
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
After a rare postseason miss, the Houston Astros are shaking things up, and a longtime hitting coach is the first major name to go. Once viewed as a cornerstone
The Houston Astros finished the regular season with an 87-75 record, missing out on the MLB Playoffs by a hair. With the club focusing its attention on the offseason, the organization made a change to the coaching staff on Thursday.
October feels empty in Houston for the first time in nine years. The Astros making the postseason had become an annual fall tradition in Space City. This season, it was not meant to be.