The Houston Astros narrowly missed the playoffs this season, leaving a lot of questions facing Joe Espada and Carlos Correa.

Instead of getting ready for a playoff game Tuesday, Houston Astros manager Joe Espada and general manager Dana Brown were fielding questions about their job security and what went wrong this season.

The Houston Astros will have some tough choices ahead as they enter unfamiliar territory. For the first time since 2016, the club is on the outside looking in on MLB's October festivities. Now, the ...

The Astros hoped to immediately improve their lineup by placing the highly touted rookie on their Opening Day roster. They also hoped to add a valuable draft pick directly after the first round of the ...

Victor Caratini had two of his better offensive seasons with the Astros, who are interested in re-signing the catcher.

Brown refused to confirm a report that his option for 2026 hadn't been picked up. Injury recovery and impatience at the plate remain issues.

Twenty-eight Astros players spent time on the injured list this season, including three 2025 All-Stars — closer Josh Hader, shortstop Jeremy Peña and third baseman Isaac Paredes — along with slugger ...

Dana Brown and Joe Espada dissect the Astros' season, why the missed the postseason, the team's injuries, how the team can improve and more ...

Houston Astros starter Hunter Brown and manager Joe Espada discussed a potential season finale start on Friday as the postseason looms.

The cost of such a second-half collapse might be the job of Joe Espada. Nightengale linked Houston to A.J. Hinch as a potential option if the Detroit Tigers don't extend the former Astros skipper, but ...

The Houston Astros are entering their offseason after missing the playoffs for the first time since 2016. While there was some thought that this could be their ...

After some initial confusion, Joe Espada got his money's worth in an argument with a pair of umpires during Saturday's game.