The Astros appear to have several candidates among players returning from injuries when the roster expands by two slots Monday.

Despite not playing their best baseball of late, the Houston Astros have started to once again build their lead in the American League West.

Three modern pitchers are the most celebrated arms to contribute significantly for both the Astros and Yankees: Gerrit Cole, Roger Clemens, and Andy Pettitte. Let's start with the relatively young and still-active arm.

The Houston Astros' decision on whether or not to re-sign Framber Valdez got more complicated after his incident against the New York Yankees.

The Houston Astros have had a roller coaster of a season. At times, they look like the best team in Major League Baseball primed to make another deep October ru

The Astros pitcher claims he didn't intentionally injure a rookie teammate on a cross-up, but at least one team isn't interested in signing him as a free agent.

Max Fried signed an eight-year $218 million deal with the Yankees last offseason at a year younger than Valdez, so it’s likely Valdez will be paid a similar deal for slightly less value. But the Astros may not be the best suitor, especially given the competition they’ll face for him.

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Carlos Correa said some of the team's hitters might be experiencing mechanical problems: "You get pitches to hit and miss them."