The state of the Houston Astros' farm system could derail the Houston Astros' chances when it comes to building a World ...

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The Astros ranked as the seventh-strongest farm system with regard to hitters and second-strongest with regard to pitching in 2019. Overall, they ranked as the second-strongest system.

Astros third baseman Isaac Paredes has a "pretty significant" hamstring injury. They might trade for another bat. Read more ...

The Houston Astros already had one of the weaker farm systems in the league and that did not change following the 2025 MLB draft. Bleacher Report's Joel Reuter ...

The Houston Astros have worked hard to retool their farm system in the last year or so by focusing on developing young talent ...

The Houston Astros got their farm system report card from MLB Pipeline earlier this week and, well, things are looking up — a little bit. After being ranked dead last in the site’s 2023 ...

James Click wants to make Astros’ farm system sustainable again. By Chandler Rome, Staff writer Updated May 9, 2020 4:42 p.m.

The Houston Astros remained among the bottom of Major League Baseball’s farm systems as new rankings from both Baseball America and ESPN were revealed this week. The Astros were ranked No. 27 by ...

When looking at the Astros' farm system, one should also consider the opportunities available at the Major-League level.The lineup that clinched the division Monday night will be around for quite ...

There was a story about the state of the Astros’ farm system in Saturday’s Houston Chronicle, painting a bleak yet accurate picture of what happens when you spend a decade signing free agents, ...