The Houston Astros began the process of reducing their roster logjam. As expected by some, starting pitcher Luis Garcia was placed on outright waivers following him undergoing his second Tommy John surgery after making just two starts this year.
The Astros have put five players on outright waivers, reports Chandler Rome of The Athletic. They are outfielders Chas McCormick, Kenedy Corona and Pedro León, left-hander John Rooney and right-hander Luis Garcia.
While the Houston Astros have a logjam across their outfield and infield, they don't necessarily have that luxury when it comes to their pitching staff.
The Houston Astros aren't playing in October for the first time since 2016. While the offseason of change the Astros underwent this past winter was a real
The Houston Astros were marred by pitching injuries in 2025. Hunter Brown and Framber Valdez were the only two to even throw 100 innings. Houston couldn't seem to catch a break, with multiple pitchers ending the season on the injured list, or re-injuring themselves after returning.
Injury woes continue for Houston Astros right-hander Luis Garcia, who now is expected to miss the entire 2026 season with an elbow issue, manager Joe Espada told reporters Thursday.
He has hardly pitched at all since the 2022 season. He made just six starts in 2023 before requiring Tommy John surgery. His attempts to return to the mound in 2024 repeatedly hit setbacks and he ended up missing that entire season.
When the Houston Astros got their healthy offense back, the pitching took a hit. In miserable news for the Astros, starting pitcher Luis Garcia exited his second start of the season Wednesday night in Toronto after just five outs with right elbow discomfort.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The injury bug has appeared to strike the Houston Astros yet again during Tuesday night's game. The story of the Astros' season has been their injuries, especially to the pitching staff.
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.
Luis Garcia impressed in his first Astros appearance since 2023 and his return to the rotation makes the Astros much more threatening heading into October.
His last big league game was on May 1, 2023, as a Tommy John surgery ensured that he would be out of action until the latter part of the 2024 season at the absolute earliest.
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The Houston Astros have had so many injuries throughout the 2025 season that it's become tough even to keep track of who is currently on the IL and what injury they are dealing with.
Houston Astros starter Luis Garcia turned in a clean outing Sunday in his first Class-A rehab appearance with the Fayetteville Woodpeckers, continuing his return from Tommy John surgery as the club awaits reinforcements to a depleted starting rotation.
The injury rehab hits kept on coming on Sunday, as Houston Astros starter Luis Garcia made his rehab debut with Class-A Fayetteville on Sunday. His start came after Spencer Arrighetti made his first injury rehab start with Double-A Corpus Christi on Saturday.
Luis Garcia hasn’t taken the mound since the 2023 season after initially suffering an elbow injury that forced him to undergo Tommy John Surgery. There was hope he’d return early this season, however, the Houston Astros starting pitcher experienced a setback in April.
The Houston Astros announced Thursday that pitcher Luis Garcia underwent an MRI, which revealed inflammation in his right elbow. As a result, he will remain shut down from throwing indefinitely.
Houston Astros pitcher Luis Garcia is still dealing with an elbow injury. Manager Joe Espada provided an update on the pitcher before the Astros’ Opening Day game against the New York Mets on Thursday, via Chandler Rome of The Athletic.
The Houston Astros are in search of starting pitching help after Luis Garcia suffered a setback in his recovery from Tommy John surgery. Garcia has been shut down after experiencing elbow soreness.
Houston Astros right-hander Luis Garcia missed all of the 2024 season and pitched in just six starts in 2023 due to Tommy John surgery he underwent in May of 2023. Now, with the 2025 season fast approaching, the Astros gave a concerning update on the once tantalizing pitcher.
The Houston Astros are shutting down right-hander Luis Garcia due to soreness in his surgically repaired elbow, manager Joe Espada said Thursday. The former 15-game winner had been scheduled to throw live batting practice Thursday but will instead undergo further evaluation in his latest setback since Tommy John surgery in May 2023.