Astros manager Joe Espada is emerging as a potential firing candidate as Houston’s collapse threatens another lost season.

Sunday marked the first game Yordan Alvarez hasn't started all season, coming on the heels of his abrupt exit the day before.

This MLB insider gives insight into what the state of the Astros managerial position looks like with Joe Espada.

It marked the second time in the inning that Espada checked on Alvarez. The Astros’ designated hitter was set to lead off.

Houston Astros DH Yordan Alvarez left Saturday's game against the Chicago Cubs.

Astros star Yordan Alvarez revealed that he won't play Sunday after leaving Saturday with a back injury, though it's for a ...

This quote shouldn't come as a surprise to Houston fans, given the current state their starting pitching is in. When the Houston Astros signed Japanese star Tatsuya Imai in January, it was a move that ...

A vote of confidence is never quite what it seems in Major League Baseball. Especially for the manager. If a manager has reached the point where their boss has to reassure the public that there won't ...

The 2026 season has featured some brutal disappointments around Major League Baseball, and the Houston Astros are one of ...

The Astros pitching staff has faced struggles this season, but what are Joe Espada's thoughts on his pitchers?

Astros second baseman Jose Altuve will go on the injured list after exiting Saturday's game with a Grade 2 left oblique ...