Astros Part Ways With GM Dana Brown, Espada's Job Also in Jeopardy
Houston has removed its general manager mid-cycle and signaled its field manager is also on borrowed time, pointing to a front-office overhaul.
The Houston Astros have decided to move on from general manager Dana Brown. Manager Joe Espada was spared for the moment but is expected to be let go following the current season. The moves signal a significant organizational reset for Houston. The report comes from a national baseball writer with direct sourcing on the front-office decision.
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