His impact on the Astros' championship team was more as a veteran leader and ... of myself" while wearing a cap with the logo of agent Scott Boras' company during a postgame interview.

Alex Bregman could be on the move in free agency this offseason. Per ESPN's Buster Olney, a rival evaluator predicted the ...

The Houston Astros didn't win any awards as a team this season, but individual players are starting to receive some honors.

The year 2017 was the start of an incredible run for the Houston Astros organization. That was the first season they advanced to the ALCS since 2005, when they were swept in the World Series by ...

Brown declined to say whether the Astros have made Bregman a formal offer, apart from the procedural one-year qualifying offer, or whether the team has limits on length or value of a potential ...

It's speculated the cheating continued well beyond that season. But one member of that 2017 Astros team seems to think Cashman might have some skeletons in his closet. Josh Reddick caught wind of ...

The right-hander holds a 3.98 career ERA through 405 innings pitched with the Astros — his career WAR is 4.5. Urquidy signed with the Astros as an international free agent in May of 2015 ...

Third base is 'biggest priority' for Astros The Astros could well lose third baseman and franchise mainstay Alex Bregman through free agency. Predictably, general manager Dana Brown is aware that ...

The Houston Astros will be an interesting team to watch this offseason when free agency begins. The team fell short in the American League Wild Card Series against the young, upstart Detroit Tigers.

There will be plenty of teams that show interest in bringing a right-handed slugger like Bregman to town. But will the Astros find a way to keep him around instead? It's too early to know ...

The Astros extended a one-year qualifying offer of $21.05 million to Bregman on Monday. Bregman is expected to decline the offer by the deadline of Nov. 19, and should he sign with another team ...

Is that some mammoth number for Astros owner Jim Crane and Houston’s management? Not quite. Yet the bigger-picture math needs to be taken into account here. The Astros are in a dogged pursuit ...