Overview
- Houston confirmed Tuesday that its GM and manager will stay in place, with both under contract through the 2026 season.
- The Astros finished 87–75 and missed the playoffs for the first time since 2016 after losing a tiebreaker to the Tigers.
- Houston squandered a seven-game AL West lead and went 3–6 over its final nine games, finishing three back of the Mariners.
- Injuries sidelined 28 players, limited Yordan Álvarez to 48 games, and cost the team the most projected WAR in MLB, according to FanGraphs.
- Dana Brown says the offseason review will target starting pitching, with Framber Valdez a key free-agent question and an infield surplus that could be leveraged in trades.