A blockbuster deal for Max Scherzer is intended to shore up the Rangers' pitching rotation and keep the team atop the American League West standings.
The injury-depleted Astros should be having a nightmare season. But surprise performances from little-known players have kept Houston winning.
After six dreadful years, the Texas Rangers are on top of the American League West—with the Houston Astros just two games behind.
In the past week, the Rangers have added an ace pitcher and the Astros have lost one. Can Arlington’s MLB team pay its way to competitiveness?
Another 100-win season in the books, a chance to return to the World Series for the fourth time in six years—this franchise is special.
The Houston Astros owner decided to defend every bad PR move his organization has made.
A former McKinney North pitcher’s lawsuit alleges that the sign-stealing scandal ended his career.
The Astros’ cheating scandal, coming on the heels of the Texans’ meltdown in Kansas City, is a low point in the city’s long history of sports failure.
The Houston Astros owner probably isn’t too worried that his team didn’t go all the way this year—he’s settling in for the long haul.
Who is the man who will take the Astros into the American League era?
Roger Clemens says won't be pitching for the Astros, but owner Jim Crane won't let the rumors die.
Big Puma may play for the Cardinals now, but he doesn't like the Astros' upcoming move to the American League any more than Houston fans do.
One week after floating trial balloon, Houston Astros owner Jim Crane assures season ticketholders that the team name shall remain the same.
Apple nearly nudges Exxon out of the top spot for most valuable company, JC Penney unveils a new logo, and H-E-B tries to buy its .xxx domain name.
On the other hand, nobody thought they'd really move to the American League either . . .
Dear Jim Crane, new owner of the Houston Astros: Please don’t screw things up as badly as the last guy did.
