The Houston Astros aren’t paying much mind to Framber Valdez, their left-handed free agent. The feeling may be mutual. Valdez is looking for a multi-year deal worth nine figures.
The Houston Astros offense struggled for long stretches last season, and injuries played a major role. However, multiple position players failed to produce consistently when it was needed.
For the Houston Astros, the 2025 season was the end of a treasured run for the franchise. While the Astros won 87 games and finished second in the AL West, Houston missed the postseason for the first time since the 2016 season, when they won 84 games and finished in third place in the division.
The Houston Astros already have a surplus of infielders, and it will be interesting to see how the team decides on the starting infield lineup for 2026.
The Houston Astros shockingly missed the MLB postseason for the first time since 2016, and expectations are high in Houston for the club to return to the playoffs. How can the Astros get back to October baseball?
When the Houston Astros selected Xavier Neyens in the first round of the 2025 MLB draft, he got the full first-round draft pick treatment. In fact, as it worked out, Neyens met the team for the first time in his native Washington state.
The final review of the 2025 season will be looking at each position in the Astros farm system. Next up is the third base position. Shay Whitcomb Whitcomb has been a constant producer in the Astros system for the last few years and 2025 was no different.
The Houston Astros entered the offseason with fans hoping they would shake some things up following their first missed playoff appearance in nearly a decade.
The A’s are in agreement with reliever Nick Hernandez on a minor league contract, reports Ari Alexander of Boston 7 News. The righty celebrates his 31st birthday with a new landing spot after electing free agency at the beginning of the offseason.
The Houston Astros’ search for pitching doesn’t seem like it’s over in the slightest. The Astros have made several smaller moves throughout the offseason, along with a couple of significant trades.
To date, the Houston Astros' offseason has been defined by a "Moneyball"-like approach to finding overlooked talent - particularly on the pitching front - who could bring value at a lower price than some of the high-cost top free agents.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
There have been numerous rumors about what the Houston Astros plan to do this offseason on both sides of the plate. The Astros have already made an effort
The Houston Astros were quite far from their usual selves on offense throughout the 2025 season. A team that has slugged its way to division titles and
Going into the offseason, there was one huge opening that the Houston Astros knew they were going to have. Left-handed pitcher Framber Valdez was hitting free agency, and all the signs were pointing to him leaving.
The Houston Astros head into next season needing to make some improvements if they are going to get back to the playoffs following their disappointing 2025 campaign.
The Houston Astros farm system has multiple notable catching prospects within their MLB Pipeline top 30. Between Walker Janek, Jancel Villarroel, and their recent seventh round draft pick Jase Mitchell, there's no shortage of quality catching talent.
The Houston Astros have not made any news-making signings this offseason. Ryan Weiss was given a one-year contract with a team option, but that is the only Major League signing Houston has made.
The Houston Astros have so many infielders that they felt the need to trade Mauricio Dubon for … another infielder, Nick Allen. That was more about the payroll and arbitration.
While pitching has dominated the Houston Astros’ offseason focus, the offense has its fair share of questions heading into 2026. Injuries played a role
So far, Houston Astros general manager Dana Brown has made one rather big trade this offseason. He sent two of his top prospects to the Pittsburgh Pirates for right-handed pitcher Mike Burrows as part of a three-team trade.
The Houston Astros have signed just one player in free agency so far, that being starting pitcher Ryan Weiss. The Astros have traded for infielder Nick Allen and for starting pitcher Mike Burrows.
Houston general manager Dana Brown spoke with reporters (including the Houston Chronicle’s Matt Kawahara, the Athletic’s Chandler Rome, and MLB.com’s Daniel
The Pittsburgh Pirates struck out in their pursuit of free agent Kyle Schwarber to add a big bat to their lineup. They did not strike out on Friday in the trade market.