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It was another close one at Minute Maid Park yesterday but, the Houston Astros managed to beat the Oakland A's in walk-off fashion in the 10th. It was a bad throw by Oakland that allowed Jake Marisnick to score, beating the A's 2-1. Oakland had 4 errors in the game, a season high, despite having played 15 straight games without one...

The Houston Astros didn't let a loss to the Oakland A's keep them down for very long, coming back in the 9th inning last night to post a nail-biting 10-9 victory at Minute Maid Park. Luis Valbuena lit the fireworks with a game-winning 3 run homer in the 9th, capping off a night in which he drove in 4 runs...

The Houston Astros seem to be on a roll picking up a 9-8 win over the Seattle Mariners last night in Houston. Luis Valbuena was the man of the hour, breaking a 7-7 tie with a 2-run homer in the 8th. Ken Giles picked up the win while Luke Gregerson got the save with a 9th inning bases-loaded strikeout...

Jose Altuve was the man yesterday, powering the Houston Astros over the Los Angeles Angels 10-4, completing a sweep of a 3-game series. Altuve was 4-5 at the plate, scoring 4 runs in the win, which marks the 2nd time in 2 weeks that the Astros have swept the Angels...

It went 11 innings last night, and George Springer played the hero once again with a walk-off 2-run homer that gave the 'stros their 3rd win in a row over the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-4. That's 5 in a row for the Astros, and the 8th out of the last 9 games...

Taylor Swift may very well be the biggest star in the world right now, but the Houston Astros don't seem to care.

Fans of the Houston Astros haven't had much to cheer about the last few years, but one fan had plenty to cheer about on Tuesday night.

Houston Astros rookie outfielder George Springer is one of the better young hitting outfielders in Major League baseball. However, it was his glove and not his bat that made the highlight reels last night in Arlington against the rival Texas Rangers...

The Houston Astros were monumentally bad in 2013, racking up 111 losses while finishing 45 games out of first place in the American League West.

According to the latest Nielsen ratings from the Houston area, no one - and we mean no one - was watching the struggling Houston Astros on Sunday.

The Houston Astros stink, but they don't stink nearly as much as one of their vendors.

This season, one player will make more in salary than all of the players on another team. Does that sound right?