Houston Astros News and Rumors
Astros never shy about showing their colorsIf Friday’s new design from Major League Baseball matches expectations, it will be part of what Lukas said is a widespread return to traditional designs by the Mets, Blue Jays and other teams. |
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Jordan Schafer is gone, but if you think that the Michael Bourn trade is a failure as a result, think again. The cornerstones of that trade are still among the best prospects in the Astros' organization and could be become a factor in Houston as soon as… |
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Braves claim OF Schafer off waivers from AstrosNov 1, 2012
ATLANTA (AP) -- The Braves re-acquired outfielder Jordan Schafer on Thursday by claiming him off waivers from the Houston Astros. |
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Houston announced Thursday it claimed right-handed pitcher Sam Demel and infielder Jake Elmore off waivers from Arizona. |
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Braves claim Schafer off waivers from AstrosNov 1, 2012
Associated Press, ESPN.com Jordan Schafer is heading back to Atlanta, and the outfielder couldn't be happier about rejoining the big league organization where he started his big league career. |
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Schafer claimed by Braves as Astros make movesNov 1, 2012
Brian McTaggart, MLB.com Outfielder Jordan Schafer was placed on outright waivers and claimed by Atlanta, his former club, putting the Astros' 40-man roster at 36. |
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Braves hire Bialas as Minors field coordinatorNov 1, 2012
Mark Bowman, MLB.com The Braves on Thursday announced the hiring of Dave Bialas to serve as their Minor League field coordinator. Bialas will fill the role that was vacated when Dave Trembley took advantage of a chance to return to the Major League level as a member of the … |
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Questions for Astros and AL West holdoversOct 31, 2012
The 2012 season is over but the offseason is already in full swing. The AL West has a new team but it's the old ones that face the biggest questions this winter, writes Jay Jaffe. |
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What does winter hold for smaller NL Central?Nov 1, 2012
With the Astros' departure, the NL Central is smaller but it is just as competitive. Several teams are entering the offseason with optimism, writes Jay Jaffe in his Hot Stove preview. |
