The Houston Astros farm system was already not considered elite, and has now fallen further in the rankings after the 2025 MLB draft.

With the All-Star break now in the rearview, the next major item on this season's MLB calendar is the trade deadline, and the coming days will go a long way toward deciding where teams on the fence between buying and selling ultimately land.

Those who thought the Houston Astros were going to take a step back this season after they lost both Kyle Tucker and Alex Bregman in the offseason were proven w

The Houston Astros won’t start the second half with either of their aces for Friday’s second-half opener against the Seattle Mariners.

A year ago at the All-Star break, B/R correctly predicted Tarik Skubal would win the AL Cy Young Award and Chris Sale would take home the NL Cy Young Award. That might not seem like an earth-shattering projection,

Despite having a record below .500, the Texas Rangers had some bright spots — namely, the pitching and some recent success at the plate.

The Houston Astros have bolstered their farm system and positioned themselves to draft for future rosters rather than immediate need in the MLB draft. They zeroed in on young talent in the first round and a potential future replacement for third baseman Isaac Parades,

The Houston Astros sit comfortably in their division, but their lack of talent in the outfield needs to be fixed before it haunts them later.

Michael Shapiro is a sports reporter for Chron, covering the Astros, Rockets, Texans and every team in town. Michael is a Denver native and graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, and a noted fan of pull-up threes, wide-receiver passes and a good hot fudge sundae.

With the dust settling from the 2025 MLB draft, the Houston Astros have added many promising young players to the roster.

Houston Astros manager Joe Espada discusses Houston’s AL West standing, injuries, and playoff push heading into the second half.