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.
The Houston Astros announced the departure of general manager Dana Brown, who joined the club in January 2023. His responsibilities will be divided among assistant GMs Charles Cook, Gavin Dickey, and Connor Huff, along with senior advisor Jeff Bagwell. Owner Jim Crane will oversee baseball operations during the transition. Brown's tenure included two division titles but also notable contract misses inherited from the pre-Brown era.
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