Astros Part Ways With GM Dana Brown Ahead of Season's End
Houston's front office loses its general manager a month early, with the organization having already planned not to extend his contract.
Dana Brown has left his role as Houston Astros general manager. According to a beat reporter, the Astros had already decided against offering Brown a new contract at season's end, making his exit a matter of timing rather than surprise. Brown's departure comes roughly a month before the season concludes. The Astros now face a GM vacancy heading into the offseason.
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