Jose Altuve

Altuve is a nine-time All-Star, the most selections in franchise history, but has not attended the exhibition game since 2018.

Altuve is still successful this season, albeit with a different approach. But will he attend the All-Star Game?

Some relievers' workloads are worth watching, plus notes on Altuve's approach and Diaz's adjustment to being an everyday catcher.

With a 10-19 record to end April, the Astros have seen better days. Who is performing well and who is giving the team cause for concern?

Altuve has been the lone constant in Houston's otherwise chaotic start, a stabilizing force still awaiting help from his supporting cast.

What Altuve does next will determine whether he rises clearly above his contemporaries to stand out even among the all-time greats.

Jose Altuve was never going to leave Houston. Alex Bregman, on the other hand, could be a different story.

Altuve is believed to be the first second baseman in major-league history to secure $300 million in guaranteed money.

Astros GM Dana Brown also expressed interest in an Alex Bregman extension, though his situation is significantly different.

The blowout blew up Houston’s pursuit of a second consecutive World Series title while leaving a city to wonder where this all went awry.

Houston has scored fewer than five runs in five of its six playoff games at Minute Maid Park.

"If he’s not a first-ballot Hall of Famer, I don’t know what one is,” teammate Mauricio Dubón said of the Astros second baseman.

With the series headed back to Houston, there just might be more fireworks and fracases ahead.

Houston won Game 5 of the American League Championship Series 5-4, taking a 3-2 edge in the series.

Jose Altuve does deserve some blame for the Astros' loss, but seven innings' worth of wasted at-bats magnified his mental mistake.

No more Silver Boots to award. The Rangers and Astros now have a heated, chippy rivalry — and a best-of-seven to crown a pennant winner.

I’m here to fill you in on all the Weirdness and Wildness you may have missed on Day 1 of the Division Series.

“I’m a believer in my team and a believer the cream rises to the top and we’re close,” Baker said after the team's latest loss.