Summary
The Houston Astros will not participate in the MLB playoffs for the first time since 2016. Carlos Correa, a recent addition to the team, acknowledged the disappointment but promised fans that the team would work hard in the offseason to perform better next year. Injuries affected the Astros this season, and the team's general manager, Dana Brown, will need to address key areas, such as the outfield, to improve for the next season.
Key Facts
- The Houston Astros missed the MLB playoffs for the first time since 2016.
- Carlos Correa, a key player, expressed the team's commitment to improve for next year.
- Injuries impacted the team, with 28 players spending time on the injured list.
- Notable injured players included Yordan Alvarez and Josh Hader.
- Carlos Correa stressed the importance of organizational depth in overcoming injuries.
- General manager Dana Brown will focus on filling gaps, especially in the outfield, for future success.
