Joe Espada can't get more honest than this.

The Houston Astros' late struggles raise new questions as the playoffs near.

Joe Espada defended his decision to pitch to Junior Caminero with first base open during the Astros' walk-off loss to the ...

The Triple-A season ends in a week, and the Astros hope Carlos Correa is able to see action with Sugar Land as he continues ...

Houston Astros slugger Yordan Alvarez is dealing with an ankle injury concern. Alvarez, a strong American League MVP ...

Joe Espada was also absent from Sunday’s game because of a family emergency. He is expected to return for Houston’s upcoming series in New York.

That list includes Joe Espada, who was called a "lame duck" by Sports Illustrated's Karl Rasmussen. While a brutal label for a manager in the middle of a postseason hunt, it's not wrong, as the Brown ...

Astros manager Joe Espada traveled with the club to the Big Apple after missing Sunday’s loss to the A’s in Houston while dealing with a family emergency and will be in the dugout for Tuesday’s series ...

Joe Espada didn't want to take Hunter Brown out. But an inadvertent action by the Houston manager brought an abrupt end to the ace's outing.

Astros owner Jim Crane told the media a decision on manager Joe Espada's future will be made after the season.

The Houston Astros are currently in playoff position, sitting at 63-61 after an incredible mid-season turnaround that's brought them back into the race. While they're still a game back from earning a ...

Houston Astros owner Jim Crane says manager Joe Espada will remain in the role for the remainder of the season.