Free-agent third baseman Alex Bregman rejected the Astros’ $21.05 million qualifying offer Tuesday, a decision which was a formality. Bregman remains a free agent and can negotiate a contract with any ...
The increased price tag could be viewed as the cost of keeping together a perpetual contender, and sure enough, the Astros ...
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Potential Bregman replacement would crush the hearts of Astros fansThe Houston Astros may be in favor of letting their long-time third baseman walk in favor of a new slugger open to changing ...
The Astros are considering trading away their former close and two-time All-Star Ryan Pressly, The Athletic reported ...
According to reports, the Astros may have trouble keeping lefty pitcher Yusei Kikuchi in free agency after getting him at the ...
The Houston Astros may look a lot different next season in terms of star power. Third baseman Alex Bregman, a two-time ...
The Phillies are looking to add a hitter and replenish their bullpen (star relievers Carlos Estevez and Jeff Hoffman are free ...
Houston Astros owner Jim Crane expects his club to be competitive again in 2025, but he isn't planning to be overly ...
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Astros $119 million All-Star could bolt from Houston to MarinersThe Houston Astros have some questions to answer following their loss in the American League Wild Card Series to the suddenly ...
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Astros Announce New Stadium Name Beginning In 2025The Houston Astros had another successful season as they won the American League West for the fourth straight year with a ...
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