For the first time since 2016, the Houston Astros had the entire month of October to ponder the offseason without the distraction of a playoff run. Houston had to wait all month to play out its road map for the offseason.
Major League pitchers have been known to have two Tommy John surgeries in their career. Up in north Texas, Rangers pitchers Jacob deGrom and Nathan Eovaldi have had two of those surgeries.
For much of the 2025 MLB regular season, the Houston Astros remained atop the American League West standings, warding off the Seattle Mariners from creeping up.
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 stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
Astros relievers Bennett Sousa and Kaleb Ort aren’t likely to make it back to the big league roster before the end of the regular season, general manager Dana Brown revealed in a radio appearance on SportsTalk 790 AM this weekend (via Chandler Rome of The Athletic).
The Houston Astros could use more help in the bullpen due to injuries, but that help is unlikely to return before the end of the regular season. Houston
Several teams competing for a playoff spot made notable IL-related moves on September 5. Kyle Finnegan, who’s yet to give a up a run as a Tiger, was placed on the IL with an adductor strain.
Even as they near optimal health with their position players and rotation, the Houston Astros remain short-handed in their bullpen and have been forced to utilize relievers in unfamiliar roles.
The bats bailed out the pitching staff for a nice change of pace. For the first half of the season, the Astros’ best attribute was their run prevention capabilities.
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.
For the third season in a row, the Detroit Tigers have recorded at least 75 wins in the always competitive AL Central, even if they didn’t secure this particular W in style.
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.
The roster churn continues. Enyel De Los Santos will likely fill the last spot in the bullpen for the time being. How long will his tenure last? No idea.
On July 22nd, 2022, the Toronto Blue Jays went 28-5 over the Boston Red Sox, pounding them for the most runs scored in Jays history. It was a punishing affair from the Jays, with every starter collecting at least 2 runs and an RBI, and the Jays collecting 5 HRs in the process.
After a fantastic road trip, the Astros return home and can’t get that same spark Returning home from a fantastic road trip where they went 5-1, the Houston Astros returned home to face the Cleveland Guardians and got the series started off with a loss, losing 7-5 on Monday at Daikin Park.
It was a homecoming of sorts for Kyle Tucker and Ryan Pressly, as the Cubs are in town to play the Astros in a three-game weekend series. Two franchise legends and World Series champions returning, though in different uniforms.
A season high in strikeouts for Framber and a career day for Melton After a near 3.5 hour delay, the Houston Astros and Pittsburgh Pirates finally played their game in PNC Park for the roughly 2,000 fans that stuck around and the Astros fans left happy.
Before we dive into the recap tonight, let’s make one thing crystal clear: The threats against Lance McCullers Jr. and his family following his start against the Reds are completely and entirely unacceptable.
Nine hits between the team only amounts to just one runs For the first time since 2005, the Houston Astros sent out an all right-handed lineup to face off against a righty pitcher, and it didn’t work.
The Houston Astros activated right-handed reliever Kaleb Ort from the 15-day injured list, and placed a former top prospect back on the IL in a corresponding
The Astros activated right-hander Kaleb Ort from the 15-day injured list on Sunday and placed righty Forrest Whitley on the 15-day IL (retroactive to April 24) in the corresponding move.
One of the strengths of the Houston Astros through their first 21 games of the season has been their bullpen. When playing as many low-scoring games as the Astros have, scoring three or fewer runs in 15 out of their 21 contests, it is imperative that the pitching staff is on their game to help give the team a chance to win.
The Houston Astros are in for a challenging season considering the talent they've lost due to trades and injuries. But that isn't a shock when you look at the big names who are no longer eligible—or worse—who are no longer with the club.
The Boston Red Sox's pitching staff has exceeded everyone's expectations by hanging on to the third-best ERA among all of baseball at 3.27. On the opposite end of the spectrum, we find the Houston Astros sitting at a bottom-five ERA in the majors and desperately hoping to turn things around.
The Miami Marlins claimed reliever Kaleb Ort off waivers from the Seattle Mariners on Friday. Per Marlins' reporter Daniel Alvarez-Montes on social media: #Marlins claimed RHP Kaleb Ort off waivers from Seattle.