Astros not renewing manager Joe Espada's contract
Joe Espada, who led Houston for three seasons, will not return as manager in 2027. The team must now search for a new manager.
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What happened
The Houston Astros will not renew the contract of manager Joe Espada, who guided the team to two American League West titles in his three seasons. Espada went winless in the postseason, according to Fox News. The team now must look for a new manager and general manager as part of a broader overhaul.
Why it matters
The decision is part of the team's top-down overhaul.
Coverage
- Espada not returning as Astros manager after winning AL West (espn.com)
- Joe Espada out as Astros manager as team's top-down overhaul continues (Fox News)
- Astros will not renew contract of manager Joe Espada (abc13.com)
- Joe Espada Will Not Return As Astros Manager (mlbtraderumors.com)
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