Photo by Nick Cammett/Diamond Images via Getty Images See which outfield prospects are on top of the list for the Astros. As we inch closer to the 2025 season, I am going to give top three prospects at each position. This will be based on where they currently play and also where they may end up. This will culminate with my newly updated top 30 prospects before the … [Read more...] about Astros Top Three Prospects: Outfield
Today in Astros history – February 18
What happened today in team history? 2001 - Eddie Mathews passes 17-year MLB vet, a few months of which were spent in Houston, Eddie Mathrews passed away at age 69. A Texas native, Mathews only spent half a season with the Astros during the 1967 season but still considers it a milestone in his hall of fame career. What else happened on this day? 1922 After being appointed as … [Read more...] about Today in Astros history – February 18
Astros Crawfish Boil: February 18, 2025
Jose Altuve | Thomas Shea-Imagn Images Welcome to the Tuesday Boil. A Tuesday Astros Crawfish Boil. Houston Astros News Why Astros’ Jose Altuve is still pushing for LF move despite Alex Bregman departue (CP) Astros’ Yordan Alvarez wants to lock into a spot in batting order (HC) Discussing Jose Altuve’s potential move to left field The Astros need Mauricio Dubón now … [Read more...] about Astros Crawfish Boil: February 18, 2025
Where do the Houston Astros reside on the 2025 Pressure-To-Win-It-All Rankings?
Photo by Leslie Plaza Johnson/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images For the 2025 rankings, where does Houston fall? How about all the other teams? Spring Training. 30 teams enter, all with the potential to perhaps, maybe, survive two months ramp-up, six months of regular season and (if fortunate) a month of high-intensity post-season baseball. The records for everyone reads … [Read more...] about Where do the Houston Astros reside on the 2025 Pressure-To-Win-It-All Rankings?
The Next Pressing Topic: Framber Valdez’s Long Term Status
Photo by Alex Bierens de Haan/MLB Photos via Getty Images The contract discourse surrounding the Astros in recent months was primarily focused on Alex Bregman (now a Red Sox) and Kyle Tucker (now a Cub). Rightfully so, I might add. Those two players were cornerstones of the franchise. For the former, there was a (slim) possibility that he would re-sign with Houston … [Read more...] about The Next Pressing Topic: Framber Valdez’s Long Term Status