Astros’ Brice Matthews Hits His Way To Precipice Of MLB
The Astros have masterfully integrated young players into their lineup over the years. Brice Matthews could be next in line.
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The Astros have masterfully integrated young players into their lineup over the years. Brice Matthews could be next in line.
Shay Whitcomb always had power. Adding additional positional versatility and improving his plate approach paved the way to a callup.
A.J. Blubaugh has added to his repertoire in recent seasons as he climbed to Triple-A.
The Astros found a keeper in 18th-rounder Derek True, a righthander who has added velocity since signing.
Drafted with the final pick in the final round in 2023, Pascanel Ferreras is more than an afterthought after quickly hitting his way to Double-A.
German Rodriguez showed promise in his first U.S. spring training. But the Astros want to make sure the 17-year-old gets his feet under him.
Jacob Melton has power. He plays center field. The next step is understanding his swing to work his way out of slumps.
If Zach Dezenzo can continue building on what he has shown, he will make an impact for the Astros.
Hard-working Will Wagner puts in the work necessary to develop his offensive and defensive game.
A quality lefthanded swing, versatility and power production helped launch Joey Loperfido to Triple-A.
Lefthander Colton Gordon drew interest at the trade deadline, but Houston views him as a key member of their future rotation.
The 19-year-old outfielder has stood out early in the Florida Complex League.
The Astros had a lot riding on their 2022 first-round pick, and they appear to have picked a winner in outfielder Drew Gilbert.
Loperfido’s bat-to-ball skills, hard-hit rate and defensive versatility earned him an early promotion to Double-A.
Mexico’s best-ever WBC roster adds position talent to familiar pitching depth.
Unable to return home to visit family in Venezuela, Francisco Alvarez gained even more appreciation for both his parents and baseball in 2020.
Felipe Alou wore many hats, but above all he was a pioneer who helped pave the way for generations of Latino players.
Astros veterans looked after the prospects this spring
Dominican RHPs David Paulino and Juan Minaya impressed big league coaches
HOUSTON—Hard-throwing righthander Jandel Gustave was somewhat comfortable when he reported to his first major league spring training with the Astros in February. Unlike the other…
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