In the two years since Houston Astros pitcher Luis Garcia had his ulnar collateral ligament repaired, he's watched his teammate, Cristian Javier, hurt his elbow, undergo the same surgery and return to the starting rotation.

The lineup is longer, looking more formidable than a patchwork group that propelled the Houston Astros to the peak of their summer surge. The front office made offense a priority at the trade deadline, adding three experienced hitters to a roster expecting ...

Houston Astros starting pitcher Luis Garcia is set to make his return to the big league mound on Monday after spending the last two years recovering from Tommy John surgery.

José Soriano continued his road success this season with a dominant outing against the Astros on Sunday at Daikin Park. Soriano struck out eight and yielded one hit over seven scoreless innings in a 3-0 win over Houston for the Angels' second straight win,

The Astros failed to take advantage of the Mariners’ cold streak in the middle of the month. Seattle started August by winning of its first 10 games of the month, cutting the Astros’ lead to one game. But, afterward, the Mariners struggled. From Aug. 13-23, Seattle went 2-8, a stretch that gave Houston a chance to build a bigger lead.

His last big league game was on May 1, 2023, as a Tommy John surgery ensured that he would be out of action until the latter part of the 2024 season at the absolute earliest.

Carlos Correa said that some of the team's hitters may be experiencing mechanical problems: "You get pitches to hit and miss them."

It's been over two years since Luis Garcia appeared in a game for the Houston Astros, but that could be changing soon based on the latest update given by genera

Brian McTaggart of MLB.com shared that on Sports Talk 790, Astros general manager Dana Brown revealed incredible Luis Garcia news, as the veteran starter is slated to get a start for Houston soon.