The last day of the 2025 MLB regular season saw many players from playoff-bound teams get rest. On top of that, there was some injury-related news on the Mariners and Blue Jays, the top two seeds in the American League.
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The Houston Astros spiraled in the month of September, entering Sunday’s matchup trailing the Seattle Mariners by two games in the AL West. Seattle took the first two against Houston in the three-game set, and the Astros will look to salvage the series finale and attempt to retake the division lead in the final week of the season.
For the second straight game, the Houston Astros fell to the Seattle Mariners, this time by a score of 6-4 on Saturday at Daikin Park. Houston (84-71) fell behind by a score of 6-0 entering the bottom of the seventh inning before it finally put four runs on the board.
Jose Altuve and Jeremy Pena homered as the Houston Astros completed a three-game sweep of the visiting Texas Rangers 5-2 on Wednesday and moved back into first place in the American League West.
The Houston Astros are, for now, competing for an American League wild card berth. Those hopes got a huge boost on Monday night. The Astros (82-69) defeated the Texas Rangers (79-72), 6-3, at Daikin Park as Houston shook off their Silver Boot rivals.
The Houston Astros have had an excellent season despite missing key pieces due to injury, owning a 68–53 record with a 1.5-game lead in the AL West over the Seattle Mariners.
After a huge series win against the New York Yankees, the Houston Astros needed to be able to continue that momentum against the Boston Red Sox to open their series.
The Houston Astros suffered a sweep at the hands of the Boston Red Sox over the weekend. Astros manager Joe Espada helped his team cruise against the Miami Marlins, winning the first two games of their series.
The Houston Astros pulled off a stunning blockbuster trade on Thursday, acquiring former franchise superstar Carlos Correa from the Minnesota Twins. The Astros currently sit at 62–48 in first place in the AL West but have struggled to produce runs lately after Isaac Paredes suffered a hamstring tear, emphasizing the need for a game-changing bat.
Although the Houston Astros locked up three position players before Thursday's trade deadline, shortstop Jeremy Pena may have been the team's best addition this week.
The Astros announced a lengthy slate of post-deadline moves Friday.
As the Astros seek help in the infield following injuries to Isaac Paredes and Jeremy Pena, they’ve looked into the possibility of bringing Carlos Correa back to Houston.
The Houston Astros received both promising and measured news regarding the injury status of All-Star shortstop Jeremy Pena. Ahead of the All-Star break, Astros GM Dana Brown provided a positive update on Pena’s status, according to Chandler Rome of The Athletic.
Jeremy Peña was putting together the best season of his career when he landed on the injured list with a rib fracture. Peña was hit by a pitch and forced to exit the Houston Astros’ win over the Chicago Cubs on June 27.
Three days after Jeremy Pena was hit by a pitch on Friday, the Houston Astros placed him on the injured list with a small fracture in one of his ribs. Speaking to the media on Tuesday before the Astros took on the Colorado Rockies in Denver, Pena explained what’s next as he works to get back on the field.
Houston Astros shortstop Jeremy Pena was placed on the 10-day injured list Monday with a fractured rib. The team announced the decision after imaging revealed Pena has a "small fracture in one of the ribs on his left side," with a corresponding roster move to come Tuesday.
It’s an awful injury for the Astros.
He's in his age-27 season, making a $4.1M arbitration salary.
Astros shortstop Jeremy Pena is having a resurgent season that has taken the entire baseball world by storm, and also putting him in line for a hefty contract
Jeremy Pena is enjoying a torrid offensive stretch for the Houston Astros. Meanwhile, Cleveland's Jose Ramirez continues to show why he's among the elite players in the majors.
It feels like the Houston Astros' decisions to let their star players walk out of the building is finally starting to come back to haunt them. While they haven't been a bad team this year with a record that's two games above.500, they also have not looked like the dominant group they have been in the past.
Pena added to his "rookie firsts" accomplishments on Thursday night.
Pena was impressive against the Yankees, slashing .353/.353/.824 with two doubles, two home runs, and four RBI.
The hits have kept coming for Pena, and his bat is a huge reason why the Houston Astros are now just two wins away from another American League pennant.
The Houston Astros advanced to the American League Championship Series on Saturday night, completing the series sweep of the Seattle Mariners with an epic 18-inning 1-0 victory in Game 3 of the ALDS.
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