Astros Players Leave Game After Ugly Outfield Collision Houston Astros right fielder Teoscar Hernandez and second baseman Jose Altuve took each other out while chasing down a fly ball to shallow right field in the bottom of the eighth inning against the Cleveland Indians tonight.

The Astros Came Back From Down 5-0 By Scoring Six Runs On Only Three Hits At the start of the sixth inning yesterday, the Astros were losing 5-0 to the A’s and had yet to record a hit. That changed pretty quickly, as the A’s completely and totally fell apart while allowing the Astros to take the lead on just three hits Read more ... .

Solo home runs lead Astros to 4-1 win over Angels Joe Musgrove lifted the Houston Astros in more ways than one Sunday.

Indians Score Two Runs On What Was Definitely A Foul Ball The Cleveland Indians had the bases loaded in the bottom of the third inning against the Astros earlier today when Lonnie Chisenhall fouled off a ball that first bounced in front of the plate.

Root For The Astros In The Playoffs It’s no longer the baseball preseason. Time to get your ass fired up for the regular fall season of America’s Pastime. Read all our playoff team previews here. Today, you’re getting to know … THE HOUSTON ASTROS.

Astros GM Denies That Team Was Hacked Because He Used Old Passwords One of the sillier details from the original report on the Cardinals hacking scandal was that the Cardinals employees who gained access to the Astros’ database did so by using some old passwords that Astros GM Jeff Luhnow had used when he was a Car Read more ... dinals employee. But now Luhnow is denying that part of the report, and he wants everyone to understand that he knows all about “password hygiene” (nerd alert!) and other important computer stuff.

FBI investigating whether Cardinals hacked Astros Hacked Astros databases include team secrets and operational information: MLB.

Let’s hope the Astros’ passwords weren’t nearly this easy to guess Once people heard the Astros' passwords were easily hackable, the guesses started rolling in.

Cardinals Investigated by F.B.I. for Hacking Astros The F.B.I. and the Justice Department are investigating whether the St. Louis Cardinals hacked into the internal networks of the Houston Astros.

Cleveland Indians select Brady Aiken with No. 17 pick in MLB draft