With spring training games underway for the Houston Astros, the team is hoping the moves made this winter won’t result in them falling out of contention in the American League. For the last decade, the Astros have been arguably the team to beat in the league.

When Houston Astros second baseman José Altuve urged the organization to re-sign Alex Bregman this past offseason, it was a clear plea to retain one of the team

Lance McCullers Jr., who missed all of the 2023 and 2024 seasons with injury, is nearing a major step in his return for the reigning American League West champions.

Training began in earnest last week and the Astros have already played a few spring games in Florida. It's still incredibly early, but it's never to early to look at some of the big storylines for the ballclub this spring.

The Houston Astros are on the cusp of beginning a brand new era this season led by some new faces and having to replace some old ones. Among those new faces is

The Astros have a solid offensive nucleus, but their lineup figures to include several below-average hitters this year and sorely miss the offensive contributions Tucker has offered throughout his career.

The Houston Astros lost Alex Bregman this offseason. Could they finally add a superstar in the hot corner to replace him?

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The Houston Astros clubhouse has been noticeably quiet during spring training as the team traded away its de facto DJ, outfielder Kyle Tucker, to the Chicago Cubs. Who will assume that role? “That’s a good question,” answered outfielder Jake Meyers.

Michael Shapiro is a sports reporter for Chron, covering the Astros, Rockets, Texans and every team in town. Michael is a Denver native and graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, and a noted fan of pull-up threes, wide-receiver passes and a good hot fudge sundae.

One of the many new faces in Astros camp this year is right-handed pitcher Hayden Wesneski, who was acquired on Dec. 13 from the Cubs along with infielder Isaac Paredes and prospect Cam Smith (ranked No.

It feels like ages ago the Houston Astros were on the verge of landing one of the best third basemen the game has ever seen before Nolan Arenado exercised his n