I have been critical of Jim Crane’s leadership since he fired James Click after the 2022 World Series, and my criticisms were legitimate and warranted.
So, the other day, it was reported by MLB Network’s Jon Morosi that the Astros have been shopping Jake Meyers to interested clubs this offseason. That revelation by itself isn’t surprising, as Houston has an outfield surplus, and Meyers had fallen out of favor during the season’s second half.
Toronto Blue Jays executive James Click is staying with the organization this off-season, at least for now. Click was reportedly being considered for the Boston Red Sox’s vacant top executive position but has decided to withdraw from the race, citing family reasons, according to The Boston Globe’s Alex Speier.
As the Red Sox continue to search for a new head of baseball operations after firing Chaim Bloom last month, names continue to emerge.
It’s been over one month since the Boston Red Sox fired Chaim Bloom and they’re still looking for the next person who will head the team’s baseball operations.
The defending champion Houston Astros are not even waiting for the offseason to make front-office changes, as the club parted ways with assistant general manager Bill Firkus and farm director Sara Goodrum, The Athletic reported Monday.
The Chicago White Sox decided to make some changes earlier this month in the front office and fired executive Ken Williams and general manager Rick Hahn.
A name from the recent past of the Houston Astros could be a candidate for the open baseball operation’s job for the Chicago White Sox, per MLB.com. In
Likely the dream hire for the White Sox, this experienced exec served as GM of the Houston Astros from 2020-22 and is credited as the architect of their 2022 World Series-winning team.
Despite some of the reports of the past few days, it’s possible that a Chris Getz/Dayton Moore duo isn’t a lock to lead the White Sox baseball operations department.
The Toronto Blue Jays hired former Houston Astros general manager James Click as their vice president of baseball strategy Monday. Click, 45, joins the Blue Jays after he and the Astros were unable to come to terms on a new contract, despite winning the World Series in November.
The Blue Jays announced Monday morning that former Astros general manager James Click has been hired as their new vice president of baseball strategy.
The final installment: Free agency and the future of the Astros Throughout this series, the underlying message is that James Click was a successful General Manager.
Former Atlanta Braves vice president of scouting Dana Brown has been hired as the new general manager of the Houston Astros by owner Jim Crane, the Astros announced Thursday via Twitter.
The Houston Astros are currently searching for a new general manager after the shocking dismissal of James Click. Click had taken over GM duties after Jeff Luhnow was fired and suspended in the wake of the Astros sign-stealing scandal.
Former general James Click may have helped build a World Series champion with the Houston Astros, but it still wasn't enough to secure his job or avoid criticism from a Hall of Famer.
With the unceremonious departure of Houston Astros general manager James Click, many have wondered who exactly is making the decisions in Houston during such a pivotal moment in the MLB free agency calendar.
The Houston Astros are still celebrating their second World Series title, but now they need to replace the guy that helped build the roster.
First reported by Bob Nightengale of USA Today and insinuated by Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, James Click could be on his way out as general manager of the Houston Astros by season's end.
The future is currently unknown for general manager James Click and manager Dusty Baker. Even though the Houston Astros' success has stemmed through the two who followed Jeff Luhnow and A.J.
Following the sign-stealing scandal, Houston Astros owner Jim Crane parted ways with general manager Jeff Luhnow and manager A.J. Hinch. Adding Dusty Baker was a safe choice given his experience and success in the position, but for manning the front office, James Click was nabbed from Tampa Bay.
Houston Astros general manager James Click says that the team’s decision not to re-sign star shortstop Carlos Correa for 2022 was motivated by a priority in winning.
Correa’s camp supposedly never heard from GM James Click or owner Jim Crane, despite efforts to speak to both.
Justin Verlander reportedly looked healthy in his showcase for scouts on Monday as the free-agent starting pitcher hopes for a bounce-back season in 2022.
Houston general manager James Click suggested the organization could exceed the threshold to accommodate a trade.
Baker and the Astros opened a home series with the Dodgers Tuesday night.
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