Astros Part Ways With GM Dana Brown
Houston announced a mutual separation with general manager Dana Brown, whose contract was originally slated to expire after the 2026 season.
The Houston Astros officially announced the departure of general manager Dana Brown by mutual agreement. Brown's contract had been set to run through the end of the 2026 season. The move leaves the Astros without a GM and signals a potential front-office restructuring. No successor has been announced.
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Astros Part Ways With GM Dana Brown
Houston and general manager Dana Brown have mutually agreed to separate, creating a front-office vacancy for the Astros.
Astros Part Ways With GM Dana Brown
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Astros Part Ways With GM Dana Brown
Houston and general manager Dana Brown have mutually agreed to separate, leaving the franchise without a GM.
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