Astros, Spring Training

3 Astros position battles to watch in Spring Training
The Astros have more competition for roster spots this spring than in any season in the past decade. That’s not surprising news considering they have played in more postseason games (99) than any othe
What we’re seeing at Astros spring training as Grapefruit League games begin
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla — Nothing signals the start of a spring training schedule like a split-squad. The Houston Astros will open Grapefruit League play with one on Saturday morning, when one team will host the Washington Nationals at CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches and another will travel to Port St. Lucie to face the New York Mets.
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How to Watch Houston Astros Spring Training Games: Live Stream MLB Baseball, TV Channel, Free Trial
As the MLB season quickly approaches, the teams and their players are in Arizona and Florida, perfecting their game as they prepare for the first pitch of the regular season in the Cactus League and the Grapefruit League.
Houston Astros will start Ryan Gusto, Colton Gordon in spring training openers
The Astros open Grapefruit League play with split-squad games at Noon on Saturday, Feb. 22 Washington Nationals and on the road in Port St. Lucie against the New York Mets. The game versus the Washington Nationals will be on the Space City Home Network.
Looking for Houston Astros spring training tickets? Here's a look at the schedule
The Houston Astros have begun spring training 2025 in West Palm Beach, Florida. Here's how to find tickets, plus the Grapefruit League schedule.

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Nolan Arenado Vetoed Houston Astros Deal Because He Was 'Not Sold' on His Fit
It feels like ages ago the Houston Astros were on the verge of landing one of the best third basemen the game has ever seen ...
Jose Altuve leads through position flexibility, hopes to finish career with Houston Astros
Jose Altuve's unmistakable 5-foot-6 frame was an MLB fixture behind second base for over the last decade, but the Houston ...
How Houston Astros view baseball's latest experiment: The automated ball-strike challenge system
It's not quite robo umpires but hitters and pitchers can challenge balls and strikes calls by umpires in certain stadiums ...
For first time in over a decade, Astros may have hole at second base
The thought of anyone else patrolling second base other than Jose Altuve may be impossible for a generation of Astros fans to ...
Is Recent Win Projection Model Too Optimistic on Houston Astros?
The latest projection model is slightly more optimistic on the outlook for the Houston Astros than others released in the ...
Jake Meyers anchors an Astros outfield in flux. Houston will need more offense from him, too
Jake Meyers is at the center of an Astros outfield that is experiencing a shift in the corners. To be a stabilizing force, he will need to produce at the plate.
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Front-runner emerges to be Astros' next clubhouse DJ
This story was excerpted from Brian McTaggart's Astros Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And ...
Automated strike zone could benefit Astros’ Yainer Diaz and Isaac Paredes
Diaz’s inability to steal strikes and Paredes’ perpetual victimization by poor umpiring would, at the very least, be ...