
The Houston Astros are officially in the hunt for a new manager.
The Astros confirmed Wednesday that they will not renew the contract of manager Joe Espada. That means Espada will be departing the organization after three seasons.
Astros announce they will not renew the contract of manager Joe Espada, who had served as the club’s manager since the 2024 season.
— Brian McTaggart (@brianmctaggart) October 14, 2026
Espada had been with the Astros since 2018, when he became the team’s bench coach. He was promoted to manager after Dusty Baker retired following the 2023 season. He went 256-229 over three seasons and won two division titles, but never found success in the playoffs.
The Astros did not necessarily help Espada, as a great deal of talent left the organization during his tenure. In 2024, Espada had the likes of Kyle Tucker, Alex Bregman, and Framber Valdez at his disposal. All three had left the team by the start of the 2026 season.
Espada may not be out of work for long, as he already has one potential landing spot elsewhere.
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