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Josh Hader injury: Astros closer diagnosed with shoulder capsule strain, won't throw for three weeks
Houston Astros closer Josh Hader has been diagnosed with a left shoulder capsule sprain and will be shut down from throwing for "approximately three weeks," the team announced on Friday afternoon. The Astros will determine Hader's next steps once that period passes.
Houston Astros closer Josh Hader will seek a second opinion on his injured left shoulder, manager Joe Espada said Wednesday.
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Astros reportedly 'not interested' in reuniting with Ryan Pressly
The Houston Astros have no interest in bringing Ryan Pressly back to Houston, per source. With a need in the bullpen ...
The Houston Astros have made many roster moves over the last few weeks, with one more on the way as they swap out pitching arms mid-season.
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Astros GM Dana Brown on Yankees Series Win, Red Sox Overview, & Injury News
With the division race beginning to heat up, the Astros' lead has merely diminished as the Mariners come roaring back into ...
In a major potential shakeup for fantasy bullpens, Eric Samulski advises fantasy managers to proactively target a pair of ...
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Houston Astros OF Jake Meyers resumes running and baseball activities in rehab from calf injury
Jake Meyers has been running, hitting and doing some outfield work in his rehab from a calf injury that has sidelined him ...
The Astros closer Josh Hader underwent tests on his throwing shoulder Monday, making him unavailable for Houston's series opener against the Red Sox.
The Houston Astros were trying to hold onto a lead late in Monday’s game against the Boston Red Sox and that usually means Josh Hader is coming out of the bullp ...
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