The Houston Astros are facing an interesting conundrum at the upcoming trade deadline this week. This is an Astros team that has had as good a first half as anyone in baseball, and they are doing it with one hand tied behind their back.
The Houston Astros have had to deal with a litany of injuries to key contributors throughout the 2025 MLB regular season both in their lineup and on the mound.
The Houston Astros are firmly in the group of contenders in Major League Baseball, all of whom are looking to upgrade at the trade deadline by poaching some of the top available bat and arms in the league.
Houston Astros GM Dana Brown looked back on his Kyle Tucker trade to the Chicago Cubs recently, flexing to the media that it was a win/win for both teams.
The Houston Astros are once again atop the American League West, just days away from the 2025 MLB trade deadline. Just like in previous years, they are in a position to be buyers, seeking upgrades to cement their status as a contender in the AL.
The Houston Astros have found a way to exceed all expectations in 2025, and they have managed to do so while overcoming an exceptional number of injuries.
The Houston Astros are running on fumes right now. They have lost three in a row and six out of their last 10, which is something that seemed like only a matter of time before it happened based on how many injuries they have suffered throughout the year to both their pitching staff and position player group.
The Houston Astros have been able to hold a lead in the American League West for much of the season, but injuries are starting to pile up and their rivals are improving.
The Houston Astros have been exploring the starting pitching market with the trade deadline fast approaching. One of the more interesting potential partners is the Miami Marlins.
The Houston Astros will have a newly minted member of the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday after reliever Billy Wagner is inducted into Cooperstown. The
After coming off a brutal loss to the Athletics, the Houston Astros have seen their edge in the American League West start to shrink. It has been a fantastic season so far for the Astros, but with the competition in the AL West getting tougher, Houston must think about making some upgrades before the trade deadline.
Despite dealing with an Injured List long enough to make the average fan start believing in curses, the Houston Astros are going into the 2025 MLB trade deadline as the No.
With the MLB trade deadline a week away, the Houston Astros have seen one of their division rivals improve quite a bit. Despite the Astros performing well this season, they have been in a tight race in the American League West for most of the year with the Seattle Mariners.
The MLB trade deadline is right around the corner, and the Houston Astros are heavily involved in ongoing rumors. Many expect the club to make some sort of move, considering Houston is in first place in the AL West.
The Houston Astros are one of the best teams in baseball and are 1.5 games back of having the best record. The Astros are winning games despite not having some of their best players available.
The Houston Astros have a nice lead in the American League West, but with the Seattle Mariners improving, they must also get aggressive to upgrade their roster.
There are three things guaranteed in life right now: death, taxes and the Houston Astros being atop the American League West heading into the MLB trade deadline.
Trade buzz for Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Oneil Cruz is growing louder, with the New York Yankees reportedly among the teams interested in him, per veteran MLB insider Jon Heyman.
Even though the Astros lost several key players last winter, Houston remains a force in the American League. In fact, the Astros — as of July 24 — were tied with Toronto for the most wins in the Junior Circuit with a week before the trade deadline.
Just over a week after being selected 95th overall in the first round by the Houston Astros in the 2025 MLB Draft, outfielder Ethan Frey has agreed to terms on his pro contract.
Christian Walker singled in the go-ahead run in the ninth inning to punctuate his return to Arizona as the Houston Astros beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 4-3 on Wednesday in Phoenix to complete a three-game sweep.
Astros third baseman Isaac Paredes went on the injured list with a strained hamstring over the weekend, and manager Joe Espada last night suggested that the 26-year-old slugger won’t be back anytime soon.
Brice Matthews hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the eighth inning, Framber Valdez won his 10th straight decision and the Houston Astros earned a 3-1 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday in Phoenix.
Houston Astros right-handed pitcher Lance McCullers Jr. was placed back on the injured list Tuesday, retroactive to Sunday, with a right finger blister.