One of the most legendary coaches in Texas high school football history died Tuesday.

Jeff Kent came to Houston before the 2003 season to help Jeff Bagwell and Craig Biggio chase a title. An impactful two years ...

An infielder whose brief career in MLB was followed by a Hall of Fame coaching career at multiple levels of baseball, died at ...

Pinkerton’s James Caruso, the 6-foot-1, 230-pound mountain of a man, fought back tears at the close of his final high school ...

Turns out the Houston Astros were done releasing or trading arbitration-eligible players — at least for now. On Friday, the Astros announced that they tendered 12 arbitration-eligible players contract ...

The Houston Astros won’t have Mauricio Dubón on their roster in 2026, but he took time to post a farewell message to everyone. Mauricio Dubón spent four years in with the Houston Astros, but on ...

Mauricio Dubón, a two-time utility Gold Glove winner, brings defensive versatility to the Braves. Chris Coduto / Getty Images HOUSTON — Astros owner Jim Crane is wary of crossing the luxury tax ...

For a second straight offseason, Astros owner Jim Crane is “wary” of exceeding the luxury tax threshold, Chandler Rome of The Athletic reports. Dipping under the tax line was a clear priority for ...

A run of eight consecutive seasons of playoff berths -- including four pennants and the first two World Series titles in franchise history -- ended for the Houston Astros in 2025. They went 87-75, ...

The Houston Astros traded utilityman Mauricio Dubón to the Atlanta Braves for infielder Nick Allen on Wednesday night, paring payroll early in the offseason by dealing their most versatile defender.

HOUSTON -- One day after they designated utility infielder Ramón Urías for assignment, the Astros traded veteran Gold Glove utility infielder/outfielder Mauricio Dubón to the Braves in exchange for ...

Somebody stop Alex Anthopoulos. Just an hour or so after word broke that the Atlanta Braves had fended off a slew of contenders to re-sign closer Raisel Iglesias, Anthopoulos was at it again, this ...