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The Houston Astros bid farewell to starting pitcher Framber Valdez this past offseason. Will they regret moving on?

Lance McCullers Jr. sounded less like a pitcher chasing a bounceback and more like one weighing the end. Houston Astros fans won't love the implication.

For as disappointing as 2025 was for the Houston Astros, the club did enjoy several breakout success stories. Hunter Brown ascended to become a true ace, notchi ...

Carlos Correa was named the Astros player with the most to prove during spring training, but while vital, a slew of other guys have even greater pressure.

The Houston Astros have been shopping Isaac Paredes all offseason, but maybe they should focus on what they plan to get in return.

Dana Brown's future with the Houston Astros could be tied to his decision to sign Tatsuya Imai instead of bringing back Framber Valdez.

If Jesús Sanchez realizes his potential with the Toronto Blue Jays after leaving the Houston Astros, someone has some explaining to do.

The Houston Astros have been searching for a left-handed hitter throughout the offseason. The latest Astros rumors have linked Houston to Michael Conforto.

The Houston Astros signing of Cavan Biggio feels like pure fan service, considering he has almost no value to the major league roster.

The Houston Astros had perfect trade partners for players they're dangling on the trade block, until these rival clubs pivoted to free agent options instead.