As his team looks to replenish its starting pitching depth, Astros GM Dana Brown says "we're not going to leave any stone unturned."

Houston's plan is for Alvarez to “spend most of his season” at designated hitter, deepening a roster crunch that now appears untenable.

St. Louis Cardinals All-Star, Gold Glove infielder/outfielder Brendan Donovan is a potential trade target. And for MLB Network insider Jon Morosi, the Astros are a "perfect" landing spot for the versatile left-handed hitter.

A report linked the Red Sox to Astros third baseman Isaac Paredes. But would Houston be willing to deal from its infield surplus to acquire pitching?

The Astros have sent outfielder Taylor Trammell and right-hander Logan VanWey outright to Triple-A Sugar Land. Chandler Rome of The Athletic was among those to pass the info along. It wasn’t previously reported that the club had removed either from the roster but it appears Houston put them on waivers to clear up a couple of roster spots,

The St. Louis Cardinals could cut ties with Brendan Donovan this offseason and the Houston Astros would be a good fit.

In order to keep Yordan Alvarez healthy and in the lineup, Astros manager Joe Espada prefers for the slugger to spend most of next season in the DH role.

The Houston Astros don't have many outgoing free agents, with Framber Valdez being by far the most notable player departing the Astros roster this winter. But there are a few others, despite not drawing the same attention as Valdez. According to Jon Morosi ...

Outfielders are in a bit of an abundance, especially for the Houston Astros. It's getting to the point where keeping their outfielders provides an imbalance in

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Center fielder Jake Meyers was scratched from the Houston Astros’ lineup for Friday’s game against the Angels due to “right calf soreness,” the team said. Meyers missed 49 games due to a right calf strain earlier this season.