Houston Astros News
Astros fans seeing encouraging signs that Brice Matthews' breakout is coming
Brice Matthews has struggled mightily, but a big game against the Baltimore Orioles could foreshadow a breakout that the Houston Astros desperately need.
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
Tatsuya Imai's rehab start could force Astros to rethink their bullish stance
Tatsuya Imai's rehab outing was less than stellar, and the Houston Astros may have to soon answer a question they've been dreading. What role will Imai have up on his return from the injured list?
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
Its time for the Astros to consider bold pivot with Cam Smith after latest cold stretch
If the Houston Astros want to salvage their season and Cam Smith, they may be forced to make a very tough decision.
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
Tatsuya Imais brutal rehab appearance increases odds that Astros committed all-time blunder
Tatsuya Imai struggled in his first minor-league rehab start, furthering the concerns that the Hoston Astros made an all-time mistake.
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
Tatsuya Imai's interpreter may have accidentally fueled unnecessary Astros drama
Tatsuya Imai's interpreter could accidentally be behind the rising drama surrounding Imai's tenure with the Houston Astros.
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
Spencer Arrighettis heroics have helped, but he cant save the Astros by himself
Spencer Arrighetti has been a revelation for the struggling Houston Astros' rotation, but he'll need help if the club wants to salvage the season.
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
Red Sox firing Alex Cora makes Astros strategy with Joe Espada stand out
The Boston Red Sox firing Alex Cora has increased the speculation surrounding Joe Espada's status with the Houston Astros.
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
Christian Walker's resurgence for the Astros starts with the fastball
Christian Walker has started his 2026 strong for the Houston Astros by finding success against the fastball.
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
Astros betting this one change will unlock Tatsuya Imai again (and they better hope so)
The Houston Astros seem to have a sound strategy to get Tatsuya Imai the help and support he needs. Now they just have to pray that it actually works.
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
There's an even simpler reason for Astros' offensive outburst than a new coaching staff
The Houston Astros' offense has been on fire, and while a simplistic approach from the coaching staff has some impact, the true cause of their rise is even simpler.
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
Astros can erase Yordan Alvarez speculation with one bold decision
Signing Yordan lvarez to a contract extension would be an aggressive way for the Houston Astros to end trade speculation.
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
AL West Injury Notes: Imai, OHoppe, Montgomery
Astros right-hander Tatsuya Imai landed on the 15-day injured list on April 13 with what the team called right arm fatigue, but he is progressing well in his rehab. Imai is set to throw a bullpen…
Source: MLB Trade Rumors
Astros Reinstate Bennett Sousa From Injured List
The Astros have activated left-hander Bennett Sousa from the 15-day injured list, according to Matt Kawahara of the Houston Chronicle. Fellow lefty Colton Gordon is being optioned in a corresponding…
Source: MLB Trade Rumors
Jose Altuves hot start for Astros a distant memory thanks to one unusual flaw
Houston Astros star Jose Altuve is struggling again and this time, there is some genuine cause for concern if he can't reverse this trend.
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
One Astros' trade candidate to watch if early collapse takes wrecking ball to the roster
Bryan Abreu has been named the top potential Houston Astros' trade chip, but his massive struggles highlight just how bad the club's position really is.
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
Astros pitching desperation could lead to mistake fans will hate after Phillies release
The Houston Astros are in need of starting pitching, but not every option should be considered. The Philadelphia Phillies just released a former All-Star, but the glory days are long gone.
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
Timing may be only thing saving Dana Brown Astros tenure right now
Dana Brown's seat is getting scorching hot, but timing could save his job through season's end, and the longer leash could keep him with the Houston Astros beyond 2026.
Source: Climbing Tal's Hill
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