Houston Astros

Bregman played the final month and a half of the Houston Astros’ season with what he described as “gremlins” in his right elbow.

Said Brown, "I'm going into this offseason with the thought that we're going to get Bregman back."

Urquidy did not pitch in a major-league game last season and underwent his second Tommy John surgery in June.

The Astros enter a pivotal offseason with eight players hitting free agency and 10 more who are eligible for arbitration.

Want Juan Soto? Get ready to shell out $611 million over 13 years. Corbin Burnes? That'll cost a seven-year deal worth $245 million

Before the Hot Stove gets cooking and transaction rumors start swirling, let’s take stock of where things stand for all 30 MLB teams.

This year's group of Gold Glove Award winners featured 14 first-time recipients.

Predicting where Juan Soto and other top free agents will sign, a bold trade, award winners and more in what should be a wild winter.

From Soto to Danny Jansen, these are the top free agents on the market this offseason.

After speaking with several executives from various teams across the league, The Athletic weighed every club’s chances of signing Soto.

Here are the top 45 free agents who could hit the market, what types of contracts they could command and which teams are their best fits.

Winning is Bregman's top priority when choosing where to sign this offseason. To retain him, the Astros must sell him on that possibility.

Perezchica, 58, would replace Gary Pettis, who did not have his contract renewed after 10 years on Houston's staff.

The Astros are at a crossroads. Could they trade one of their top players? And should players be willing to take a hometown discount?

Submit your questions for Chandler Rome's upcoming Astros mailbag.