Nearly three months after parting ways with former general manager Dana Brown, the Houston Astros named his replacement, Randy Flores, on Saturday. He is left with making some rather big offseason decisions in terms of roster building for the 2027 season and beyond.
According to Johnny Flores Jr. of The Athletic, Dana Brown is rejoining the Atlanta Braves organization as a senior advisor to the amateur scouting department.
For the Houston Astros, the road back to contention begins with a new face in the front office. But the pressure to deliver remains as unforgiving as ever.
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In case you haven’t noticed, clocks went back an hour. Hello, 4 pm darkness. Some actual Braves-related news from the weekend: Braves bring back Vidal Bruján on MiLB deal Report: Former Astros general manager Dana Brown returns to Braves And BravesVision starts bringing you some evening programming:
The 2026 MLB season was driven by top performances from young players, and the crop of young talent in the minors has never been greater. These 25 prospects could emerge as top MLB players in 2027.
Dana Brown is reportedly returning to the Braves’ organization and the Alex Anthopoulos front office. Brown was a big part of the draft side of things for a while and highly respected in that role before joining the Astros as their top executive.
The Braves are reuniting with Dana Brown as a senior advisor in their amateur scouting department, as per USA Today’s Bob Nightengale. It’s a homecoming for Brown, who worked as Atlanta’s VP of scouting from 2019-22 before he was hired as the Astros’ general manager.
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The Houston Astros announced Friday that they have hired Randy Flores as their new general manager. Flores, 51, spent the last 11 seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals.
The Houston Astros are still searching for their next general manager since they parted ways with Dana Brown back on Aug. 24. Owner Jim Crane and the current small group of executives have been overseeing baseball operations since.
The Houston Astros are considering assistant general managers Gavin Dickey and Charles Cook as they search for a replacement for Dana Brown, who left the organization in late August.
Okay, this functionally works as news and not a question, but… Last night, Chandler Rome of The Athletic reported that current Braves assistant general manager Ben Sestanovich was in the running for the Houston Astros’ vacant front office head honcho position.
The Astros are in the market for a general manager after moving on from Dana Brown in late August. Brewers assistant general manager Matt Kleine has emerged as a candidate, per Bob Nightengale of USA Today.
When the Houston Astros parted ways with general manager Dana Brown back in late August, it wasn't surprising. Former manager Joe Espada remained for the rest of the regular season and ended up getting Houston to the playoffs by winning a weak American League West Division.
The Houston Astros head into the offseason with a lot more questions than answers. General manager Dana Brown parted ways with the club in late August and manager Joe Espada has questions about whether or not he'll return next season.
The Houston Astros are on the wrong side of what they have been for the past half century. Their organization is about to undergo some big changes with the departure of Dana Brown and players like Jose Altuve with age working against them.
The Houston Astros find themselves in an uncomfortable position going into the homestand. For a team that sits in first place in the AL West by one game, the Astros can't afford to play fun and games anymore, as they need to take care of business with the Texas Rangers on their tail.
Mutual parting or not, Dana Brown’s tenure with the Houston Astros came to an end last week. The Astros announced the decision after the team won just three games during a nine-game homestand against sub-.500 teams such as the Athletics, Mariners, and Angels.
Hunter Brown struck out a season-high 10 over 6 2/3 solid innings Friday night, as the visiting Houston Astros beat the New York Mets, 3-1, in the opener of a three-game interleague series.
Jim Crane is intent on the Houston Astros making the playoffs. To him that meant he had no choice but to part ways with general manager Dana Brown. Crane delivered that news on Monday before the Astros headed to the Bronx to start a three-game series on Tuesday.
At 9:30 a.m. EST Monday morning, the Houston Astros announced, through a press release that most saw on social media, that they had “mutually parted ways” with General Manager Dana Brown.
The Texas Rangers are in Chicago to face the White Sox in a three-game series. The Houston Astros decided to spend their off-day cleaning house. The Astros parted ways with general manager Dana Brown, per a team statement on Monday.
With a little over a month to go in the regular season, the Houston Astros have begun an overhaul while tied for first place in their division. The Astros and general manager Dana Brown mutually agreed to part ways effective immediately, the club announced Monday.
The call was made today by the Houston Astros, who have parted ways with general manager Dana Brown after four underwhelming seasons with the club. Dana Brown took over the Astros in 2023, a club coming off a World Series title at the time.
The Houston Astros and general manager Dana Brown mutually agreed to part ways on Monday. Brown, 59, had held the post since January 2023 and his contract was set to expire at the end of this season.
Brown had been the Astros GM since 2023 and his contract was on track to expire at the end of the 2026 season, with no talks of an extension.
Coming off their first non-playoff season since 2016, the Astros will hold off on any major organizational overhauls.
The Astros have welcomed back a trio of starting pitchers over the last month, and the team's general manager is pleased with what he's seen from the group so far as the club enters the final stages of its playoff push.
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