Astros Fire GM Dana Brown, Crane Takes Over Baseball Ops
Houston owner Jim Crane has dismissed GM Dana Brown and named himself interim head of baseball operations amid a .500 start.
The Houston Astros have parted ways with general manager Dana Brown. Owner Jim Crane is stepping in as the temporary head of baseball operations. The team is currently tied for first place in the AL West despite sitting one game below .500. The leadership shake-up introduces front-office uncertainty that could affect roster decisions and trade activity.
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Astros Fire GM Dana Brown, Restructure Front Office
Houston parts ways with Dana Brown after four seasons, distributing GM duties internally while the team searches for new leadership.
Espada Returns to Astros Dugout After Family Emergency
Houston's manager is back with the club and set to manage the series opener in the Bronx after stepping away for a personal matter.
Joe Espada Returns to Astros Dugout After Family Emergency
Astros manager Joe Espada is back with the club after a family emergency and will manage Houston's series opener in New York, per MLB.com's Brian McTaggart.
Houston Astros Announce Roster Moves
The Houston Astros posted roster moves via their official account, but the specifics remain unavailable — details are behind a link with no accessible content.
Astros Bring Back Velázquez, Option Delgado to Triple-A
Houston reverses a roster shuffle triggered by Jeremy Peña's HBP absence, restoring right-handed outfield depth on the active roster.
Astros Bring Back Velázquez, Option Delgado to Triple-A
Houston reverses a roster shuffle triggered by Jeremy Peña's injury, restoring right-handed outfield depth with Velázquez's return.