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HOUSTON – No one's words carry more weight in the Astros' clubhouse than second baseman Jose Altuve, the 14-year veteran who is Houston's unequivocal leader.
HOUSTON -- As perhaps the only active pitcher with a chance to reach 300 career wins, Justin Verlander said Wednesday his career is far from done. At 41 years old, he spent most of this season on the injured list and wasn't on Houston's Wild Card Series roster, but will enter free agency with something left in the tank.
5 biggest questions facing the Astros this offseason Brian McTaggart This story was excerpted from Brian McTaggart's Astros Beat newsletter.
Astros Inbox: Bregman's status, rotation plans and more Brian McTaggart This story was excerpted from Brian McTaggart's Astros Beat newsletter.
By: Brian Mctaggart
HOUSTON -- Third baseman Alex Bregman will hit free agency with a Gold Glove on his résumé. Bregman was named Sunday as the American League winner of the Rawlings Gold Glove Award at third base, which goes to the best defensive player in each league at the position. Bregman, a
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Here's where things stand with Bregman, Astros Brian McTaggart This story was excerpted from Brian McTaggart's Astros Beat newsletter.
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By: Brian Mctaggart
HOUSTON – Coming off a season in which the Astros had the fifth-highest payroll in baseball and exceeded the Competitive Balance Tax for the first time, owner Jim Crane said Monday he would be “comfortable enough” to spend similarly on his team in 2025. That could bode well for the
HOUSTON – Free-agent third baseman Alex Bregman rejected the Astros’ $21.05 million qualifying offer Tuesday, a decision which was a formality. Bregman remains a free agent and can negotiate a contract with any team, including the Astros. The decision means the Astros will receive a compensatory pick after the fourth
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