Rich Dauer, Astros' first-base coach for first World Series title, dies at 72
Rich Dauer, who coached first base for Astros from 2015-17 but suffered a subdural hemotoma before World Series parade in 2017, dies at age 72.
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Former infielder Rich Dauer, who won titles with Orioles as player and Astros as coach, dies at 72
Oct 14, 2017; Houston, TX, USA; Houston Astros first base coach Rich Dauer (48) watches play during game two of the 2017 ALCS playoff baseball series of the Houston Astros against the New York Yankees ...
'Totally different': Craig Biggio on challenge Jose Altuve faces in possible move to left field
As the Astros weigh the idea of moving Jose Altuve to left field, Craig Biggio shares his experience of moving from second ...
Rockets' Jock Landale: Doubtful for Monday
Landale (illness) is doubtful for Monday's game against the Knicks. Alperen Sengun (calf) is questionable for Houston, so Steven Adams could be asked to step up. If Landale and Sengun are both unable ...
3 Astros who won’t be back in 2026 if the team re-signs Alex Bregman
When the Houston Astros acquired Isaac Paredes in the Kyle Tucker trade, it felt as if the Alex Bregman era in Houston was ...
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Ranking the most likely World Series rematches for 2025
We are less than 10 days away from many MLB teams holding their first Spring Training workout. Yes, baseball season is almost ...
Astros legend Craig Biggio endorses Jose Altuve's possible move to left field
The Houston Astros might move franchise anchor Jose Altuve from his usual perch at second base to left field in 2025. One Astros legend endorsed Altuve's potential move Saturday night. Altuve, 34, ...