One of the Houston Astros' most pressing needs this offseason will likely be replacing Framber Valdez in their starting rotation. The two-time All-Star is a free agent for the first time after declining their qualifying offer earlier this month, so there's a good chance he doesn't return next season.
Here is some of the latest chatter regarding the Houston Astros and the St. Louis Cardinals I have confirmed these discussions with another source close to the Cardinals organization as well.
The Houston Astros in 2025 were completely unable to get healthy for the vast majority of the season, and ultimately, it hampered their ability to get to the postseason.
The Houston Astros are a team that is looking to build towards the future, while also trying to cut down on some of their costs, given that they had a pretty expensive roster last season.
The 2025 offseason for the Houston Astros has been busy. With new hires in the hitting department and the departures of Ramon Urias and fan favorites such as Mauricio Dubon, Pedro Leon, and Luis Garcia, Astros general manager Dana Brown isn't pulling any punches when it comes to his vision of how his team should look in the upcoming 2026 season.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
The Houston Astros will likely be in the market for a quality starting pitcher to pair with ace Hunter Brown. He's coming off a Cy-Young level season in Houston, posting a 2.43 ERA with over 200 strikeouts.
The Houston Astros have started to show their hand a bit when it comes to building their 2026 roster, as they have moved on from some of their previous core pieces in favor of opening up roster spots.
There are currently four players from Japan’s NPB league that have been posted for MLB teams to bid on. Could any of them be a fit for the Houston Astros?
Friday was a busy day in the baseball world as it was the deadline for teams to tender contracts to their arbitration-eligible players. It's a busy time as it is usually an opportunity for teams to finalize their current rosters before heading into the meat of free agency.
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.
What the Houston Astros should do with CF Jake Meyers has been one of the more polarizing topics for the last couple of seasons, now exacerbated by the fact the 29-year old centerfielder is coming off his best statistical season.
The Houston Astros are working to bolster their roster during the offseason, and unsurprisingly, they have been involved with a lot of talk surrounding their players — who is staying and who is going?
As teams look for an ace in free agency, there are a few players in the upper echelon of starting pitchers available. Amongst the bunch, long-time Houston Astros star Framber Valdez is considered the best.
The offseason for Major League Baseball is full of many deadlines and one is rapidly approaching, the non-tender deadline. This is when the organization has to decide if they will be offering players who are eligible for arbitration a contract for next season.
Framber Valdez is one of the top free agent starting pitchers. This past season he went 13-11 with a 3.66 ERA in 31 starts and recorded 187 strikeouts in 192 innings pitched.
Braves president of baseball operations Alex Anthopoulos met with reporters on Wednesday after the team acquired Mauricio Dubón from the Astros for Nick Allen.
No doubt Astros fans were taken by surprise when the news came down Wednesday night that Mauricio Dubon has been traded to the Atlanta Braves for IF Nick Allen.
Third base is one of the most loaded positions in all of baseball right now. Superstars like Jose Ramirez and Manny Machado headline the group of elite players that consistently hold down the hot corner.
The Houston Astros are sending one notable member of their 2022 championship team packing. Houston announced on Wednesday that they have traded utilityman Mauricio Dubon to the Atlanta Braves.
The Houston Astros had a struggling offense this past season that was very inconsistent. It was one of the reasons they did not make the postseason for the first time since 2016.
Jose Altuve started 154 games for the Houston Astros last season, but he ended the season fighting foot pain that required a surgical procedure on Monday.
Jose Altuve underwent a minor procedure on his right foot this afternoon, reports Brian McTaggart of MLB.com. The aspiration drained fluid from an injury between his fourth and fifth toes.