Oregon Ducks two-sport star Bryce Boettcher is one of the most unique and dangerous players in college football.  Last June, Boettcher was selected by the Houst ...

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The Houston Astros have bolstered their farm system and positioned themselves to draft for future rosters rather than immediate need in the MLB draft. They zero ...

From Mike Sullivan back in 1979 to Logan Davidson in 2019, here's every Clemson Tigers player taken in the first round of the ...

Not as bad as the Astros’ situation, who saw OF Jake Meyers leave the last game against Cleveland before play even started. The team should be buoyed by the return 1B Christian Walker (paternity) and ...

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This star rookie for the Astros has been compared by some to Carlos Correa for a specific event that happened this year.

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Baseball Hall of Famer Jeff Bagwell had one of the most awkward stances in history, but it's just part of the story of his illustrious Astros career.

Houston Astros director of pitching Eric Niesen is leaving that role to become the pitching coach at Wake Forest University, his alma mater, the school announced Wednesday.