Summary
The Houston Astros decided to keep their manager, Joe Espada, for another season despite not making the playoffs in 2025. This decision follows a disappointing season affected by many player injuries. The team missed the playoffs for the first time since 2016, and their performance led to speculation about potential management changes.
Key Facts
- The Houston Astros did not make the playoffs in 2025, the first time they missed since 2016.
- Joe Espada, the team's manager, will continue in his role for at least another season.
- General Manager Dana Brown's position has also been confirmed for another season.
- The Astros led their division until early September but lost ground to the Seattle Mariners.
- Player injuries significantly affected the team's performance, with key players missing many games.
- Joe Espada previously served as a bench coach before becoming the Astros' manager in 2024.
- This year marked the Astros' lowest win total in a full season since 2016, not counting the shortened 2020 season.
