Houston Astros

Major League Baseball franchise in Houston

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June 27 2025 Astros begin a three-game home series against the Cubs at Daikin Park.
June 24 2025 Astros host the Phillies for a three-game series at Daikin Park.
June 15 2025 Rookie Cam Smith records his first career walk-off hit in a 3-2 win against the Minnesota Twins. Hunter Brown strikes out a career-high 12 batters in 7 innings.
June 14 2025 Astros win 3-2 against the Twins, with Hader achieving his 3rd win
June 13 2025 Astros defeat Twins 10-3, with Gordon achieving his 2nd win
2025 Houston Astros maintain their existing minor league affiliate structure with Sugar Land Space Cowboys, Corpus Christi Hooks, Asheville Tourists, Fayetteville Woodpeckers, FCL Astros, and DSL Astros Blue and Orange teams.
June 12 2025 Framber Valdez recorded the first start in club history with 12 or more strikeouts over five or fewer innings.
June 12 2025 Astros win 4-3 against White Sox, with Valdez getting his 7th win and Hader recording his 18th save
June 11 2025 Jose Altuve reached 2,300 career hits, becoming the 158th player in MLB history and third Astro to reach this milestone. Christian Walker hit a home run in a 10-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox.
June 11 2025 Astros win 10-2 against the White Sox, with Gusto earning his 4th win at Daikin Park
June 10 2025 Astros lose 2-4 to White Sox, with Smith getting a win and McCullers Jr. taking the loss
June 8 2025 Astros lose to the Guardians 2-4, breaking their winning streak
June 7 2025 Astros win a 10-inning game against the Guardians 5-3, with Hader getting a win and improving to 2-0
June 6 2025 Astros win 4-2 against the Guardians at Progressive Field, with Gordon getting his first win (1-1) and Hader recording his 17th save
June 5 2025 Astros defeat the Pirates 8-2. Valdez improves to 6-4, while Keller falls to 1-8 at PNC Park with 13,775 in attendance.
June 2025 Astros' season continues with upcoming games against Pirates, Guardians, White Sox, Twins, Athletics, Angels, Phillies, and Cubs
June 4 2025 Astros lose 0-3 to the Pirates at PNC Park, with Burrows getting a win and Gusto taking the loss
June 3 2025 Astros win 3-0 against the Pirates at PNC Park, with McCullers Jr. getting his first win of the season and Hader recording his 16th save
June 3 2025 Astros play an away game against the Pirates at PNC Park.
June 1 2025 Zach Dezenzo was placed on the 10-day injured list with left hand inflammation. Jacob Melton was promoted to the major league roster, making his debut in center field and recording his first major league hit in a 1-0 win against the Tampa Bay Rays.
June 1 2025 Houston Astros defeat the Rays 1-0, with Brown achieving his 8th win of the season and Hader recording his 15th save. The game was played at Daikin Park with an attendance of 33,938, bringing the team's record to 32-27.
2025 Houston Astros forfeited their second-round draft selection due to signing free agent Christian Walker and paying luxury tax penalties from the 2024 season.
2025 Houston Astros forfeited a compensation pick after the fourth round due to the Boston Red Sox signing Alex Bregman.
2025 Chas McCormick suffers a left oblique strain later in the season.
June 2025 Pedro León suffers a left knee medial collateral ligament (MCL) sprain, placing him on the injured list.
2025 Hayden Wesneski and Ronel Blanco both out for the season due to right UCL reconstruction.
2025 Taylor Trammell placed on injured list with a right calf strain for an indefinite period.
2025 Lance McCullers Jr. placed on injured list with a right forearm muscle strain.
2025 Invited as a non-roster player to Astros spring training, where he hit the team's first home run of the spring.
2025 The Astros completed spring training with a 16-12 record, finishing second in the Grapefruit League behind the Toronto Blue Jays.
2025 Ronel Blanco is out for the season due to right UCL reconstruction.
May 2025 Miguel Ullola was named Pacific Coast League (PCL) Pitcher of the Month, achieving a 3-0 W-L record with a 1.17 ERA over 5 starts. He led the league in ERA and opponents' batting average (.175), pitching 23 innings, allowing three runs, walking 13, and striking out 34.
2025 Started the season with the Asheville Tourists minor league team.
2025 Started the baseball season with the Corpus Christi Hooks minor league team.
2025 Brendan Rodgers, a 2015 3rd overall draft pick, was selected to the Opening Day roster, becoming the third top-five selection from the 2015 draft class to make the Astros' major league roster.
2025 Start of the Astros' 64th franchise season, their 62nd as the Astros, 13th in the American League and AL West division, and first season at Daikin Park (formerly Minute Maid Park).
2025 Extending their franchise record of eight consecutive postseason appearances, which is the second-longest active postseason streak in MLB.
2025 First season playing at Daikin Park, formerly known as Minute Maid Park, marking a stadium name change.
2025 Optioned to Triple-A Sugar Land to begin the season.
2025 José Urquidy elects free agency, with contract status through 2026
2025 Bryan Abreu agrees to a contract of $3,450,000
2025 Chas McCormick signs a contract for $3,400,000
2025 The Astros will enter the season as the defending American League West champions, continuing their streak of four consecutive division titles and eight consecutive postseason appearances, which is a franchise record.
2025 Kyle Tucker is traded to the Chicago Cubs, marking a significant roster change for the Astros.
2025 José Urquidy is eligible to elect free agency in 2026, potentially leaving the Astros roster.
2025 Framber Valdez agrees to a $18,000,000 contract for the 2025 season during arbitration, securing his position with the Houston Astros through 2026.
2025 Luis García secures a $1,875,000 contract for the 2025 season.
2025 Mauricio Dubón remains with the Astros, with contract control extending through 2027.
2025 The team will aim to extend their franchise record of eight consecutive postseason appearances.
2025 Houston Astros begin their 64th franchise season, 62nd season as the Astros, 14th season in the American League and AL West division, and 27th season at Daikin Park.

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