Brian McTaggart is a Reporter at various outlets including FantasyPros, BVM Sports, and Major League Baseball (MLB). He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing on competitive and professional sports, as well as the business aspects of the sports industry. Brian's work has been featured in notable platforms such as numberFire, Baytown Sun, Lookout Landing, iHeartRadio, and Knowledia.
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By: Brian Mctaggart
ANAHEIM -- The long climb back to .500 is over for the Astros, and now the real fun begins. Houston got home runs from Yainer Diaz and Jeremy Peña, and Hayden Wesneski picked up the win in his return from Tommy John surgery in a 7-4 come-from-behind victory over the
By: Brian Mctaggart, Kennedi Landry
HOUSTON -- The final meeting of the season between the Astros and the Rangers -- the Lone Star State rivals who have combined to win nine of the last 11 American League West titles -- sets up as the perhaps most important series between the clubs since the 2023 ALCS.
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By: Brian Mctaggart
HOUSTON -- Astros right-hander Tatsuya Imai, who recorded only two outs in his most recent start Monday against the Angels in Anaheim, will be available to pitch out of the bullpen during Houston’s pivotal series against the Rangers this weekend, manager Joe Espada said Friday. The move comes as no
By: Brian Mctaggart
HOUSTON -- As surprised as many around baseball will be to wake up on Aug. 1 and see the Astros in first place in the American League West, those who have paid attention over the last decade should have known better. After falling 6 1/2 games out of first place
By: Brian Mctaggart
HOUSTON -- While the Astros look to upgrade their roster ahead of Monday’s Trade Deadline, veteran shortstop Carlos Correa said Saturday he hasn’t ruled out a return to the field this season.
By: Brian Mctaggart
HOUSTON -- It was Yordan Alvarez’s legs -- and not his powerful bat -- that saved the day for the Astros. Alvarez’s scamper home from third base on a wild pitch in the fourth inning Saturday night proved to be the winning run in the Astros’ 5-4 victory over the
By: Brian Mctaggart
HOUSTON -- The Astros will roar into the Trade Deadline as the hottest team in baseball -- while still actively looking to upgrade their roster -- after posting their second consecutive sweep over an American League West division rival with a 7-3 win over the Rangers on Sunday afternoon.
By: Brian Mctaggart
HOUSTON -- Astros shortstop Carlos Correa received good news Tuesday when he was cleared by a doctor to begin swinging the bat, a big development in his efforts to return to the field later this season.
By: Brian Mctaggart
HOUSTON -- Touch ‘em all, Taylor. This one counts. One day after circling the bases thinking that he had hit a home run -- the ball had actually been caught by Blue Jays center fielder Myles Straw -- Astros outfielder Taylor Trammell launched a three-run homer in the fifth inning
