The Houston Astros have had to overcome a remarkable amount of injuries this season to key contributors on their roster. Arguably, the most shocking loss was that of closer Josh Hader.
The Houston Astros are entering a crucial stretch in the 2025 MLB playoff push, but they’ll be doing so without clear answers on when star closer Josh Hader will return.
The Houston Astros are stumbling to the finish line. Now sitting second place in the AL West standings, there's a real chance they could miss the playoffs if they don't close out the regular season on a high note and fend off the surging Texas Rangers.
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The Houston Astros couldn't be in a more high-stress situation with two weeks left in the season. Not only are they just two games ahead of the Texas Rangers for the third and final AL wild card spot, but their star closer is injured.
The southpaw has been out since August 15 with a left shoulder strain.
The Houston Astros have been hit with multiple injuries throughout the regular season, with Josh Hader’s absence being one of the most impactful as the playoffs approach.
The Houston Astros received a mixed injury update on All-Star closer Josh Hader that could impact their postseason trajectory Thursday. While imaging shows his shoulder is healing, manager Joe Espada revealed Hader has yet to resume throwing.
The Houston Astros bullpen took a massive hit in mid-August when six-time All-Star closer Josh Hader went down with a left shoulder capsule strain, landing on the 15-day injured list.
The New York Yankees had quiet an eventful offseason. Superstar Juan Soto left to play across town, but the Yankees did not sit on their hands. They added several veterans, including Max Fried, Cody Bellinger, Paul Goldschmidt, and Devin Williams.
The Houston Astros bullpen has struggled recently, especially with the shoulder capsule injury to All-Star closer Josh Hader. But it got a boost on Thursday
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The Houston Astros have been shuffling up their pitching staff recently with a number of players coming and going off the injured list. Closer Josh Hader is dealing with a shoulder ailment that could keep him sidelined for the remainder of the regular season.
The Astros' bullpen hasn't been great lately.
The Houston Astros are no longer sitting comfortably atop the American League West, with the Seattle Mariners right on their tail. Houston entered Monday with a 1.5 game lead over Seattle as they head into a three-game series against the leader of the American League Central, the Detroit Tigers.
It's become a well-known fact in Major League Baseball that the Houston Astros have been in a constant battle with the injured list this year. Their most recent loss of Josh Hader — who is likely out for the remainder of the season — was particularly troubling for the franchise.
While the Houston Astros continue to get healthier with the stretch run of the regular season in full swing, yet another injury has gotten in the way of their division crown hopes.
Former Milwaukee Brewers closer Josh Hader had some incredible seasons with the team. With the organization, he was a three time NL Trevor Hoffman Reliever of the Year award winner, four time All-Star, he is second on the franchise’s all times saves list with 125, and across six seasons he posted a 2.48 ERA.
The Houston Astros are facing the possibility of being without Josh Hader for at least the remainder of the regular season. Hader spoke to the media on Saturday and revealed more bad news about his shoulder injury.
Houston Astros closer Josh Hader told reporters Saturday he does not expect to pitch again in the regular season because of a left shoulder capsule strain but did not rule out a return for the playoffs.
Houston Astros closer Josh Hader was diagnosed with a left shoulder capsule strain and will not throw for approximately three weeks, the team said Friday.
The Houston Astros on Friday announced some rough injury news surrounding Josh Hader. Hader has a left shoulder capsule sprain, the Astros announced. The relief pitcher will not throw for the next three weeks while trying to rehabilitate his injury.
The Astros announced that closer Josh Hader has been diagnosed with a capsule sprain in his left shoulder.
With the news that ace reliever Josh Hader is on the 15-day injured list due to a left shoulder strain, the Houston Astros must take on a "next-man-up" mentality in the next few weeks.
The Astros may be fighting for a playoff berth by the end of the season.
Remarkably, this is the first time he has ever been placed on the major league injured list.
Houston closer Josh Hader underwent testing on a sore shoulder that kept him out of the Astros' 7-6 win over the visiting Boston Red Sox on Monday. The ailment arose three days after Hader threw a season-high 36 pitches while getting a win as the Astros defeated the host Yankees 5-3 in 10 innings.
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Josh Hader has not had the start to his Houston Astros career that anyone would have hoped for. But it's not time to panic.
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