The Houston Astros missed the playoffs despite finishing the 2025 campaign with 87 wins. The inconsistency throughout the season plagued the franchise late, but one thing is for certain: failure makes for a strong source of motivation.
The Houston Astros reportedly might not be done making roster moves ahead of Opening Day. The Astros have "expressed interest" in former All-Star outfielder Michael Conforto, according to MLB.com's Brian McTaggart.
As much loss as the Houston Astros have faced this year, they've landed some key acquisitions to make up for it. Of course, saying goodbye to ace Framber Valdez was less than ideal, but this was to be expected.
The Houston Astros are entering a new phase of the franchise in 2026, after their run of eight straight postseason appearances ended last year. Although they made no superstar acquisitions over the winter, they have a competitive roster with their blend of young talent and veteran experience.
Nothing can derail a season like a rash of injuries — just ask the 2025 Astros. No team used the injured list more. Yordan Alvarez was limited to 48 games, Isaac Paredes missed 60 games, and Jeremy Peña and Jake Meyers also were out significant time.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The Houston Astros are not waiting for MLB’s Automated Ball-Strike system to catch them off guard. Instead, the team initiated a two-day intensive training session at CACTI Park to get ready for the ABS challenge system before its official 2026 implementation.
The Houston Astros became well-acquainted with the dreaded injured list last year. Their pitching staff, in particular, took quite the hit. Among those who spent time on the IL was right-hander Lance McCullers, but this wasn't anything out of the ordinary for the 32-year-old starter.
Team could be looking at an infield logjam that could compromise their outfield depth. In the aftermath of Brian McTaggart of MLB.com reporting that the
The Houston Astros have been in the MLB media all offseason, as the idea of trading away third baseman Isaac Paredes looked to be very possible. The infield in Houston is starting to get stacked, which could mean that Paredes doesn't play every day, as Carlos Correa is likely to hold down third base as well.
The Astros have been seeking a lefty-hitting outfielder for much of the offseason and have shown some recent interest in Michael Conforto, reports Brian McTaggart of MLB.com.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
Spring training games begin on Friday, but the Houston Astros will open their spring on Saturday. With teams officially at their respective complexes, the offseason has come to an end.
The Houston Astros have a starting rotation led by 27-year-old Hunter Brown, but he will become eligible for free agency after his 2028 campaign. Rumors have been swirling as to whether the Astros will extend his contract, but nothing has been made official as of yet.
All players have reported for camp, and spring training games are set to begin on February 20th. The Houston Astros will begin their spring on Saturday against the Washington Nationals.
Not a single bit of the past two seasons has been ideal for Houston Astros pitcher J.P. France. What happened in January could have been the final blow.
Cavan Biggio is starting a new journey in his big league career as he continues to follow in his dad’s footsteps. The son of Baseball Hall of Famer Craig
After two years of bouncing around pro baseball, settling with the Houston Astros seems appropriate for Cavan Biggio. The 30-year-old is the son on franchise legend and Baseball Hall of Famer Craig Biggio.
Going into spring training last year, Jose Altuve was making the move from second base to left field. That was a big move for the Houston Astros' long-time second baseman, who had solidified second base for years.
No matter how much longer Lance McCullers Jr. plays, he is undeniably a Houston Astros legend. Under Jose Altuve, he is the second-longest tenured Astros player, dating back over ten years.
As the Houston Astros prepare for the 2026 season, manager Joe Espada was planning on using Yordan Alvarez as his everyday designated hitter. However, Alvarez isn’t fully down with that plan.
Cavan Biggio is following in his father's footsteps. The son of Astros legend Craig Biggio signed a minor league deal with Houston on Sunday. The contract includes an invitation to spring training as a non-roster player.
Bad Bunny has already left his mark on the NFL thanks to his performance at the Super Bowl LX halftime show. Now he tried to leave his mark on the world of professional baseball.
Houston Astros closer Josh Hader's availability for Opening Day is in doubt because the left-hander is dealing with biceps soreness, manager Joe Espada told reporters Wednesday.
Astros pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training tomorrow. The team’s roster remains jumbled as camp is soon to get underway. They’re still heavily right-handed and have an arguable surplus of infielders with an unimposing outfield mix.