Astros Fire GM Dana Brown Amid Prolonged Organizational Decline
Houston and Dana Brown parted ways Sunday after a 3-9 homestand dropped the team below .500 and into a tie for the AL West lead.
The Astros and GM Dana Brown mutually agreed to part ways Sunday evening following a dismal 3-9 homestand that included a loss to the AL's worst team. Houston has fallen below .500 and is tied with Texas for the AL West lead. The team has been outscored by 44 runs this season and carries one of baseball's worst farm systems, ranked 29th. Brown had been GM since after the 2022 World Series, and the organization has missed the playoffs once and is on pace for its worst record since 2014.
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