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 stepped away from the Houston Astros to attend to a family emergency. He is now returning to the team and will be in the dugout for the series opener against the Yankees in the Bronx. His absence was temporary and the team managed games without him during that period. No further details about the nature of the family matter were disclosed.
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