When rosters expand on Monday, the Houston Astros will be in position to welcome back potentially key cogs as they make a September playoff push. The Astros need to get through their game Sunday against the visiting Los Angeles Angels -- the third of a four-game series.
For the Houston Astros, making the playoffs is a yearly tradition. And right now, their magic number has them on track to doing it again in 2025. But it won't be easy.
The Houston Astros have quietly added veteran right-hander Matt Bowman to their organization, signing him to a minor league contract and assigning him to Triple-A Sugar Land, according to Matt Kawahara of the Houston Chronicle.
It was Spaghetti day at Daikin Park today! Spencer Arrighetti(1-5, 6.14 ERA, 24 SO) got the start this evening for the Astros vs. Angels right hander Kyle
The Houston Astros picked up some low-risk relief help on Saturday by signing former Baltimore Orioles right-hander Matt Bowman. The Houston Chronicle first reported the signing on X (formerly Twitter).
The Houston Astros have dealt with waves of injuries at different position groups this season. Right now, the position group under most duress is their outfield.
Injuries have plagued the Houston Astros' pitching staff for the better part of this decade, but the severity and frequency of them have really gone up a level in the past year.
Even as they near optimal health with their position players and rotation, the Houston Astros remain short-handed in their bullpen and have been forced to utilize relievers in unfamiliar roles.
The Houston Astros have dealt with an absurd run of injury issues throughout the 2025 season, both in terms of the quantity of high-levels players lost and the length of time they've gone without those stars.
Carlos Correa snapped a scoreless tie with an opposite-field single in the seventh inning before Yordan Alvarez provided an insurance tally an inning later as the Houston Astros claimed the opener of a four-game series against the visiting Los Angeles Angels 2-0 on Friday.
The Houston Astros knew they were taking a risk when it was announced that Jose Altuve would be moving to left field as his primary position. His waning athleticism was leading to some poor defensive numbers at second base.
Plate discipline is a frequent topic around TCB. The Astros’ batters as a group are not the best case study for plate discipline. “Patience” could be a sub-heading under plate discipline, and Astros’ hitters frequently are not patient.
Just when it seemed the Houston Astros were getting fully healthy and their full squad back together, more injury news hit the team. It’s almost becoming a cycle for Astros fans, with some players picking up new injuries.
The Houston Astros are entering the final month of the season with a slim 1.5-game lead over the second-place Seattle Mariners in the AL West. Although
The Houston Astros came into Baltimore for a four-game series against the Orioles, riding one of the worst offensive slumps in team history. The Astros had lost their last four games, with a combined score of 2-30.
If the Houston Astros needed a pick-me-up on Thursday, they got one from outfielder Jesús Sánchez. Sánchez entered the Astros game against the Baltimore Orioles, wallowing with a 0-for-27 hitless skid.