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Astros Wild Card roster features surprise name that could shuffle Yordan Alvarez, Jose Altuve (opens the original)
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In a season that started with a focus on the infield logjam the Houston Astros refused to solve last offseason, the Astros made a move with their Wild Card roster against the Chicago White Sox to create some versatility with their starting lineup. Rookie Raynel Delgado is on the roster, and it would seem Joe Espada has a creative plan involving Yordan Alvarez and Jose Altuve. It would seem that the plan is for Delgado to serve as the starting second baseman for the Astros, while Alvarez plays le
Astros have done themselves no favors with Jim Crane's Joe Espada meddling (opens the original)
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The dust has settled on the Houston Astros' decision to part ways with Dana Brown and the case can be made that they aren't better off. Sure, Brown was going to be out of a job this offseason, but the act itself was a charade. Brown's presence wasn't going to change the Astros' playoff outlook at this point in the season, and worse than that, Jim Crane may have really stepped in it this time around. Crane has always been an unpredictable wild card in the Astros' operation, and as the team's owne
Astros remove GM Dana Brown midway through playoff race in shockingly timed move (opens the original)
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Fresh off only taking three wins of a nine-game home stand that included games against the Seattle Mariners, Los Angeles Angels, and the Athletics, Houston Astros owner Jim Crane has decided that now is the time to make a change at general manager. With less than two months to go in the regular season, and the Astros currently sitting in first place in the American League West, the team announced on Monday that they have parted ways with general manager Dana Brown. Dating back to the end of the
Tatsuya Imai makes painful admission about disappointing Astros rookie season (opens the original)
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The storyline that the Houston Astros just can't quit this season is Tatsuya Imai. Imai undoubtedly was the biggest gamble Dana Brown made during the offseason, and at every tun this season, there's been a question of if the pairing of Imai and the Astros was going to work. Imai was moved to the bullpen at the start of August, and to his credit, he has finally found some success. He's made two appearances, tossing six scoreless inning, and striking out nearly 35% of the hitter's he's faced. His
Astros' criticized Josh Hader decision looks genius after Dodgers' Edwin Diaz disaster (opens the original)
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No matter how one frames the conversation, it's hard to find a scenario where the Houston Astros find value in their five-year contract with Josh Hader. The Astros not only jumped to the top of the market for Hader, they went to a length that was unheard of, handing him nearly $100 million. From that perspective, the only other closer in the same conversation has been Edwin Díaz inked five-year deal with the New York Mets one year before Hader's pact with the Astros. A deal that paid Díaz $102 m
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