Orbit, Astros mascot, joined fans at a baseball game to support the Vidor Pirates against the Bridge City Cardinals.

Fans will have a chance to shop the team's new merchandise starting at midnight tonight, and that could include the new city ...

The Houston Astros are the first Major League Baseball team in 2025 to launch their new Nike City Connect uniform with the introduction of Nike City Connect 2.0, another space-themed uniform with a ...

The Houston Astros will host a special, can’t miss Astros Retail 24-Hour Event, which will take place in Union Station at Daikin Park, beginning at midnight on Thursday, March 20 (Wednesday night into ...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Houston Astros first baseman Christian Walker received some good news regarding the oblique issue that has limited him this spring training. Walker had flown back to ...

A former Houston Astros pitcher has a new home. As first reported by Ari Alexander of KPRC 2, right-hander José Urquidy - who the Astros outrighted back in November - has agreed to terms on a ...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Houston Astros first baseman Christian Walker received some good news regarding the oblique issue that has limited him during spring training. Walker had flown back to ...

Top infield prospect Cam Smith is a significant reason why the Houston Astros felt comfortable trading perennial All-Star Kyle Tucker. Astros fans may see Smith sooner than expected. Houston must ...

In the first 54 years of their existence, the Houston Astros — who came into the National League as an expansion team called the Houston Colt .45s in 1962 — were an exercise in futility.

The Houston Astros have emerged through what was a difficult offseason after losing two of their key players with a new core and a renewed optimism from the fanbase. Arguably the main focal point ...

Houston Astros first baseman Christian Walker was ruled out of Wednesday's spring training game against the St. Louis Cardinals because of left oblique soreness. Jon Singleton replaced him in the ...

The passing of Bob Uecker last month, coupled with the inception of another baseball season in a few weeks, prompts a question: Why are baseball figures funnier than those of other sports?