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2016 Houston Astros season

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Major League Baseball team season
2016 Houston Astros
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionWest
BallparkMinute Maid Park
CityHouston,Texas
Record84–78 (.519)
Divisional place3rd
OwnersJim Crane
General managersJeff Luhnow
ManagersA. J. Hinch
TelevisionRoot Sports Southwest
(Bill Brown,Alan Ashby,Geoff Blum)
RadioSportstalk 790
(Robert Ford,Steve Sparks)
KLAT (Spanish)
(Francisco Romero,Alex Treviño)
StatsESPN.com
Baseball Reference
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The2016Houston Astros season was the55th season for theMajor League Baseball (MLB) franchise located inHouston,Texas, their 52nd as the Astros, fourth in both theAmerican League (AL) andAL West division, and 17th atMinute Maid Park. They entered the season having posted an 86–76record, in second place and 2games behind the division-championTexas Rangers. The Astros qualified for theplayoffs as aWild Card team; however, their season ended in defeat to the eventualWorld Series championKansas City Royals in theAmerican League Division Series (ALDS).

On April 5 atYankee Stadium,Dallas Keuchel made his second consecutiveOpening Day start for Houston, who defeatedNew York, 5–3. After a 7–17 start in the month of April, the Astros produced a winning record over their next four months, highlighted by an 18–8 record in June. The Astros'first round draft pick in theamateur draft was pitcherForrest Whitley, at 17th overall.

Second basemanJose Altuve and pitcherWill Harris represented the Astros and played for the American League at theMLB All-Star Game. It was Altuve's fourth career selection and the first for Harris. After going 12–15 in September, the Astros were eliminated fromplayoff contention.

The Astros concluded the season with a final record of 84–78, for third place and eleven games behindTexas, who repeated as division champions. In the Wild Card race, the Astros trailed theToronto Blue Jays by five games for the second opening. For the first time since2005—2006, the Astros posted consecutive winning seasons. The 2016 season was the final year in which Houston did not advance to at least theAmerican League Championship Series (ALCS) until2024, and the final time that they did not win the AL West over a full 162-game schedule until2025.[a]

Altuve, who claimed a second ALbatting championship (.338) and third consecutivehits title (216), was namedThe Sporting News Player of the Year, and theMLBPAPlayers Choice Awards each for Major League Player of the Year, AL Outstanding Player, and Majestic Athletic Always Game Award. He also won his third consecutiveSilver Slugger Award. Additionally, pitcherDallas Keuchel won his third consecutiveGold Glove, and third basemanAlex Bregman was selected to theTopps All-Star Rookie Team.

Offseason

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Transactions

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See also:Major League Baseball transactions

Free agents

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Major League free agents
International free agents
Yuli Gurriel (IF)CubaDepartedIndustriales
Cuban National Series (CNS)
Signed withHouston Astros[9]
July 15, 2016
5 years, $47.5 million
Amateur free agents
April 27RHPRonel BlancoDominican Republic[10]

Trades

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August 1, 2016[11]ToHouston Astros
Yordan Alvarez (OF)		ToLos Angeles Dodgers
Josh Fields (RHP)

Spring training

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2016 marked the final year the Astros played their spring training ball atOsceola County Stadium inKissimmee, Florida, where Houston had played since 1985. In 2017, the Astros moved toThe Ballpark of The Palm Beaches, a brand new stadium located inWest Palm Beach, Florida that Houston shares with theWashington Nationals.[12][13]

Houston finished fifth in the Grapefruit League with an 18–11 record, four games back of the champion Nationals.

Regular season

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Summary

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Opening Day starting lineup[14][15]
Batting order
27Jose Altuve2B
 4George SpringerRF
 1Carlos CorreaSS
28Colby RasmusLF
30Carlos GómezCF
18Luis Valbuena3B
20Preston TuckerDH
 9Marwin González1B
15Jason Castro C
    Starting pitcher
60Dallas Keuchel P
Venue:Yankee Stadium • HOU 5,NYY 3

Tyler White, who made his major league debut onOpening Day April 5 and singled as apinch hitter,batted .556 (10-for18), twodoubles, threehome runs, 9runs batted in (RBI), .597on-base percentage (OBP), and 1.167slugging percentage (SLG) over his first six games. Hence, White was namedPlayer of the Week to cap a memorable first week in the major leagues.[16]

Astros pitching established a major league strikeout record on May 26, whiffing 52 in a series against theBaltimore Orioles, for most over a three-game series. During the first game of the series, the pitchers fanned 19, the followed up with 18 the next game. The strikeouts over the first two established a two-game record with 37.[17]

Though the Astros missed the playoffs, they posted successive winning seasons for the first time since2005–2006.[18]

Following the season, Altuve was recognized with numerous awards, includingThe Sporting News Major League Player of the Year, by which he joinedJeff Bagwell (1994) as the second Astro to receive the award;[19] Altuve was also the recipient of threeMLBPAPlayers Choice Awards as Major League Player of the Year (first Astro), AL Outstanding Player (second Astro, following Bagwell as a National Leaguer in 1994), and the Majestic Athletic Always Game Award (Altuve's second consecutive).[20] Further, Altuve became the third Astro to receive theLou Gehrig Memorial Award, succeedingBuddy Bell (1988) andGlenn Davis (1990),[21] and received his secondLuis Aparicio Award.[22]

Season standings

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American League West

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AL West
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
Texas Rangers9567.586—53‍–‍2842‍–‍39
Seattle Mariners8676.531944‍–‍3742‍–‍39
Houston Astros8478.5191143‍–‍3841‍–‍40
Los Angeles Angels7488.4572140‍–‍4134‍–‍47
Oakland Athletics6993.4262634‍–‍4735‍–‍46


American League Wild Card

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Division leaders
TeamWLPct.
Texas Rangers9567.586
Cleveland Indians9467.584
Boston Red Sox9369.574
Wild Card teams
(Top 2 teams qualify for postseason)
TeamWLPct.GB
Toronto Blue Jays8973.549—
Baltimore Orioles8973.549—
Detroit Tigers8675.5342½
Seattle Mariners8676.5313
New York Yankees8478.5195
Houston Astros8478.5195
Kansas City Royals8181.5008
Chicago White Sox7884.48111
Los Angeles Angels7488.45715
Oakland Athletics6993.42620
Tampa Bay Rays6894.42021
Minnesota Twins59103.36430


Record against opponents

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2016 American League record
Source:MLB Standings Grid – 2016
TeamBALBOSCWSCLEDETHOUKCLAAMINNYYOAKSEATBTEXTORNL
Baltimore—8–114–35–15–21–64–24–25–110–93–41–613–63–49–1014–6
Boston11–8—3–44–22–55–22–44–34–311–85–14–312–73–39–1014–6
Chicago3–44–3—8–117–123–35–142–512–73–35–24–34–34–25–19–11
Cleveland1–52–411–8—14–43–414–56–110–92–54–23–45–12–54–313–7
Detroit2–55–212–74–14—4–27–122–415–43–34–34–36–12–43–413–7
Houston6–12–53–34–32–4—3–413–65–22–413–611–83–34–152–511–9
Kansas City2–44–214–55–1412–74–3—1–515–42–51–63–45–21–62–410–10
Los Angeles2–43–45–21–64–26–135–1—2–41–612–78–113–49–104–39–11
Minnesota1–53–47–129–104–152–54–154–2—2–52–44–23–45–21–68–12
New York9–108–113–35–23–34–25–26–15–2—4–33–311–83–47–128–12
Oakland4–31–52–52–43–46–136–17–124–23–4—7–125–29–103–37–13
Seattle6–13–43–44–33–48–114–311–82–43–312–7—4–27–123–313–7
Tampa Bay6–137–123–41–51–63–32–54–34–38–112–52–4—4–211–810–10
Texas4–33–32–45–24–215–46–110–92–54–310–912–72–4—3–413–7
Toronto10–910–91–53–44–35–24–23–46–112–73–33–38–114–3—13–7


Game log

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2016 Game Log: 84–78 (Home: 43–38; Away: 41–40)
April: 7–17 (Home: 4–6; Away: 3–11)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
—April 4@YankeesPostponed (snow). Makeup date: April 5.
1April 5@Yankees5–3Keuchel (1–0)Betances (0–1)Gregerson (1)47,8201–0W1
2April 6@Yankees6–16Pineda (1–0)McHugh (0–1)Nova (1)37,4931–1L1
3April 7@Yankees5–8Shreve (1–0)Harris (0–1)Miller (1)30,0031–2L2
4April 8@Brewers4–6Anderson (1–0)Feldman (0–1)Jeffress (2)30,1001–3L3
5April 9@Brewers6–4Fister (1–0)Peralta (0–2)Gregerson (2)28,1272–3W1
6April 10@Brewers2–3Nelson (1–1)Keuchel (1–1)Jeffress (3)28,4412–4L1
7April 11Royals8–2McHugh (1–1)Young (0–2)—43,3323–4W1
8April 12Royals2–3Medlen (1–0)Fiers (0–1)Davis (3)21,0273–5L1
9April 13Royals2–4Hochevar (1–0)Giles (0–1)Soria (1)24,1093–6L2
10April 14Royals2–6Kennedy (2–0)Fister (1–1)Davis (4)21,2033–7L3
11April 15Tigers1–0Keuchel (2–1)Pelfrey (0–2)Gregerson (3)30,0924–7W1
12April 16Tigers3–5Verlander (1–1)McHugh (1–2)Rodríguez (3)30,0134–8L1
13April 17Tigers5–4Fiers (1–1)Sánchez (2–1)Gregerson (4)30,6575–8W1
14April 19@Rangers5–7Holland (2–0)Feldman (0–2)Tolleson (4)24,1815–9L1
15April 20@Rangers1–2Hamels (3–0)Fister (1–2)Tolleson (5)25,8215–10L2
16April 21@Rangers4–7Griffin (2–0)Keuchel (2–2)Tolleson (6)25,8865–11L3
17April 22Red Sox2–6Wright (1–2)McHugh (1–3)Kimbrel (5)26,6725–12L4
18April 23Red Sox8–3Fiers (2–1)Buchholz (0–2)—40,2326–12W1
19April 24Red Sox5–7(12)Hembree (1–0)Giles (0–2)—32,4166–13L1
20April 25@Mariners2–3Walker (2–0)Fister (1–3)Cishek (5)14,8326–14L2
21April 26@Mariners1–11Karns (2–1)Keuchel (2–3)—13,8216–15L3
22April 27@Mariners7–4McHugh (2–3)Iwakuma (0–3)—14,1737–15W1
23April 29@Athletics4–7Madson (1–0)Sipp (0–1)—20,1597–16L1
24April 30@Athletics0–2Hahn (1–0)Devenski (0–1)Madson (8)23,0847–17L2
May: 17–12 (Home: 9–7; Away: 8–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
25May 1@Athletics2–1Fister (2–3)Hill (3–3)Gregerson (5)24,1358–17W1
26May 2Twins2–6Berríos (1–1)Keuchel (2–4)—18,2438–18L1
27May 3Twins6–4McHugh (3–3)Meyer (0–1)Gregerson (6)21,1539–18W1
28May 4Twins16–4Feldman (1–2)Hughes (1–5)—20,84710–18W2
29May 5Mariners3–6Vincent (2–1)Gregerson (0–1)Cishek (9)20,15110–19L1
30May 6Mariners6–3Fister (3–3)Walker (2–2)Gregerson (7)25,41311–19W1
31May 7Mariners2–3(10)Cishek (2–1)Sipp (0–2)—31,55911–20L1
32May 8Mariners5–1McHugh (4–3)Iwakuma (1–4)—28,14812–20W1
33May 9Indians7–1Fiers (3–1)Kluber (2–4)—20,22213–20W2
34May 10Indians0–4Bauer (3–0)Devenski (0–2)—23,97613–21L1
35May 11Indians5–3(16)Feliz (1–0)Anderson (0–3)—24,45314–21W1
36May 12@Red Sox1–11Price (5-1)Keuchel (2-5)—34,98214–22L1
37May 13@Red Sox7–6Feldman (2–2)Barnes (2–2)Gregerson (8)33,14815–22W1
38May 14@Red Sox5–6(11)Uehara (2–1)Feliz (1–1)—37,43015–23L1
39May 15@Red Sox9–10Hembree (2–0)Feldman (2–3)Kimbrel (10)35,73615–24L2
40May 17@White Sox6–5(11)Neshek (1–0)Albers (1–3)Sipp (1)13,48116–24W1
41May 18@White Sox5–3Fister (4–3)Latos (5–1)Gregerson (9)14,93617–24W2
42May 19@White Sox1–2Sale (9–0)McHugh (4–4)—20,09617–25L1
43May 20Rangers1–2Lewis (3–0)McCullers (0–1)Dyson (3)28,72417–26L2
44May 21Rangers1–2Ramos (1–2)Fiers (3–2)Dyson (4)35,04017–27L3
45May 22Rangers2–9Hamels (5–0)Keuchel (2–6)—35,03517–28L4
46May 24Orioles3–2(13)Feliz (2–1)Bundy (0–1)—24,78318–28W1
47May 25Orioles4–3Neshek (2–0)Wilson (2–3)Gregerson (10)25,61819–28W2
48May 26Orioles4–2McCullers (1–1)Gausman (0–2)Giles (1)23,82620–28W3
49May 27@Angels2–7Shoemaker (3–5)Fiers (3–3)—39,04720–29L1
50May 28@Angels4–2Keuchel (3–6)Weaver (4–4)Gregerson (11)38,17621–29W1
51May 29@Angels8–6(13)Feliz (3–1)Morin (1–1)Gregerson (12)36,53822–29W2
52May 30@D-backs8–3McHugh (5–4)Escobar (0–1)—24,79823–29W3
53May 31@D-backs8–5McCullers (2–1)Corbin (2–5)Gregerson (13)15,55624–29W4
June: 18–8 (Home: 9–2; Away: 9–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
54June 1D-backs5–4(11)Feliz (4–1)Clippard (2–2)—22,64225–29W5
55June 2D-backs0–3Greinke (7–3)Keuchel (3–7)Ziegler (10)21,76425–30L1
56June 3Athletics12–2Fister (5–3)Hahn (2–3)—26,45826–30W1
57June 4Athletics6–5(12)Feldman (3–3)Madson (2–2)—37,22327–30W2
58June 5Athletics5–2McCullers (3–1)Dull (1–1)Harris (1)30,81728–30W3
59June 6@Rangers5–6Dyson (1–1)Giles (0–3)—30,02128–31L1
60June 7@Rangers3–4Diekman (1–1)Keuchel (3–8)Dyson (8)32,18928–32L2
61June 8@Rangers3–1Fister (6–3)Wilhelmsen (2–3)Harris (2)37,69629–32W1
62June 9@Rangers3–5Pérez (5–4)McHugh (5–5)Diekman (1)30,14529–33L1
63June 10@Rays3–4Andriese (5–0)McCullers (3–2)Colomé (18)13,07529–34L2
64June 11@Rays4–3Fiers (4–3)Archer (4–8)Harris (3)19,65830–34W1
65June 12@Rays0–5Moore (3–4)Keuchel (3–9)—11,16830–35L1
66June 14@Cardinals5–2Fister (7–3)García (4–6)Harris (4)42,52531–35W1
67June 15@Cardinals4–1Sipp (1–2)Siegrist (4–2)Harris (5)42,00832–35W2
68June 17Reds2–4(11)Hoover (1–1)Neshek (2–1)Cingrani (8)37,56032–36L1
69June 18Reds5–4(11)Feldman (4–3)Smith (0–1)—39,11133–36W1
70June 19Reds6–0Fiers (5–3)Finnegan (3–5)Devenski (1)36,36934–36W2
71June 20Angels10–7Fister (8–3)Chacín (2–3)Neshek (1)22,55335–36W3
72June 21Angels3–2Gregerson (1–1)Street (2–1)—25,00436–36W4
73June 22Angels3–2Gregerson (2–1)Shoemaker (3–8)Harris (6)29,64937–36W5
74June 24@Royals13–4Keuchel (4–9)Vólquez (7–7)—36,19538–36W6
75June 25@Royals13–5Feliz (5–1)Young (2–7)—38,88039–36W7
76June 26@Royals1–6Kennedy (6–6)Fister (8–4)—36,45039–37L1
77June 27@Angels4–2Gregerson (3–1)Salas (3–5)Harris (7)36,83940–37W1
78June 28@Angels7–1Feldman (5–3)Lincecum (1–2)—38,78141–37W2
79June 29@Angels10–4Keuchel (5–9)Weaver (6–7)—36,68342–37W3
July: 13–12 (Home: 10–6; Away: 3–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
80July 1White Sox5–0Fiers (6–3)González (1–4)—31,96543–37W4
81July 2White Sox6–7Sale (14–2)Fister (8–5)Robertson (22)35,11643–38L1
82July 3White Sox1–4Quintana (6–8)McHugh (5–6)Robertson (23)30,37943–39L2
83July 4Mariners2–1McCullers (4–2)Miley (6–5)Harris (8)29.84444–39W1
84July 5Mariners5–2Keuchel (6–9)Walker (4–7)Harris (9)21,55345–39W2
85July 6Mariners9–8Giles (1–3)Díaz (0–2)Gregerson (14)25,70946–39W3
86July 7Athletics1–3Hill (9–3)Fister (8–6)Madson (17)20,93346–40L1
87July 8Athletics10–9Feliz (6–1)Madson (3–3)—31,43847–40W1
88July 9Athletics2–3Graveman (5–6)McCullers (4–3)Dull (1)35,31247–41L1
89July 10Athletics2–1(10)Harris (1–1)Hendriks (0–2)—28,11948–41W1
87th All-Star Game in San Diego, California
90July 15@Mariners7–3Fister (9–6)Paxton (2–4)—29,21749–41W2
91July 16@Mariners0–1Iwakuma (10–6)McCullers (4–4)Cishek (22)41,38649–42L1
92July 17@Mariners8–1McHugh (6–6)Montgomery (3–4)—27,32250–42W1
93July 18@Athletics4–7Graveman (6–6)Fiers (6–4)Madson (20)10,65150–43L1
94July 19@Athletics3–4(10)Rzepczynski (1–0)Neshek (2–2)—15,14350–44L2
95July 20@Athletics7–0Fister (10–6)Mengden (1–5)—20,23151–44W1
96July 22Angels2–1McCullers (5–4)Shoemaker (5–10)Harris (10)36,45352–44W2
97July 23Angels7–2McHugh (7–6)Weaver (8–8)—35,11953–44W3
98July 24Angels13–3Fiers (7–4)Lincecum (2–4)—32,72154–44W4
99July 25Yankees1–2Pineda (5–9)Keuchel (6–10)Miller (8)30,62854–45L1
100July 26Yankees3–6Sabathia (6–8)Fister (10–7)Miller (9)28,13454–46L2
101July 27Yankees4–1McCullers (6–4)Tanaka (7–3)Harris (11)35,18655–46W1
102July 29@Tigers6–14Boyd (2–2)McHugh (7–7)—31,77155–47L1
103July 30@Tigers2–3Verlander (11–6)Harris (1–2)—34,67355–48L2
104July 31@Tigers0–11Pelfrey (4–9)Keuchel (6–11)—31,04555–49L3
August: 16–13 (Home: 7–8; Away: 9–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
105August 1Blue Jays2–1(14)Feliz (7–1)Feldman (5–4)—20,62356–49W1
106August 2Blue Jays1–2Dickey (8–12)McCullers (6–5)Grilli (2)24,39956–50L1
107August 3Blue Jays1–3Estrada (7–4)McHugh (7–8)Osuna (23)29,39956–51L2
108August 4Blue Jays1–4Happ (15–3)Fiers (7–5)Osuna (24)23,19056–52L3
109August 5Rangers5–0Keuchel (7–11)Pérez (7–8)—32,82057–52W1
110August 6Rangers2–3Kela (2–1)Devenski (0–3)Dyson (24)42,27257–53L1
111August 7Rangers3–5(11)Bush (5–2)Devenski (0–4)—33,90957–54L2
112August 8@Twins1–3Duffey (7–8)McHugh (7–9)Kintzler (10)20,97857–55L3
113August 9@Twins7–5Fiers (8–5)Santiago (10–6)Giles (2)22,26158–55W1
—August 10@TwinsPostponed (rain). Makeup date: August 11.
114August 11(1)@Twins15–7Fister (11–7)Berríos (2–3)—25,96059–55W2
115August 11(2)@Twins10–2Devenski (1–4)Milone (3–4)—24,93560–55W3
116August 12@Blue Jays5–3Musgrove (1–0)Liriano (0–1)Harris (12)46,33061–55W4
117August 13@Blue Jays2–4Sanchez (12–2)McHugh (7–10)Osuna (26)47,50561–56L1
118August 14@Blue Jays2–9Stroman (9–5)Fiers (8–6)—47,26161–57L2
119August 16Cardinals5–8García (10–8)Keuchel (7–12)Oh (12)30,43861–58L3
120August 17Cardinals2–8Martínez (11–7)Fister (11–8)—27,50861–59L4
121August 18@Orioles5–13Gausman (4–10)Musgrove (1–1)—20,28861–60L5
122August 19@Orioles15–8Devenski (2–4)Jiménez (5–10)—34,42262–60W1
123August 20@Orioles12–2Fiers (9–6)Tillman (15–5)—39,37363–60W2
124August 21@Orioles5–3Keuchel (8–12)Gallardo (4–5)Giles (3)29,73464–60W3
125August 22@Pirates3–1Fister (12–8)Taillon (3–3)Giles (4)24,01765–60W4
126August 23@Pirates1–7Nova (3–0)Musgrove (1–2)—28,76065–61L1
127August 24@Pirates5–4McHugh (8–10)Cole (7–9)Giles (5)23,71766–61W1
128August 26Rays5–4Giles (2–3)Colomé (1–4)—25,85267–61W2
129August 27Rays6–2Keuchel (9–12)Snell (4–7)—36,54468–61W3
130August 28Rays4–10Archer (8–17)Fister (12–9)—37,48468–62L1
131August 29Athletics6–0Musgrove (2–2)Manaea (5–9)—18,61369–62W1
132August 30Athletics3–1McHugh (9–10)Graveman (10–9)Giles (6)23,11470–62W2
133August 31Athletics4–3Feliz (8–1)Hendriks (0–3)Giles (7)20,03371–62W3
September: 12–15 (Home: 4–9; Away: 8–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
134September 2@Rangers8–10Griffin (7–3)Fister (12–10)Dyson (31)35,10271–63L1
135September 3@Rangers4–12Holland (7–6)Musgrove (2–3)—35,53871–64L2
136September 4@Rangers7–6Devenski (3–4)Darvish (5–4)Giles (8)46,02572–64W1
137September 5@Indians6–2Fiers (10–6)Clevinger (2–2)—13,06273–64W2
138September 6@Indians4–3Hoyt (1–0)Kluber (15–9)Giles (9)11,02374–64W3
139September 7@Indians5–6Carrasco (11–7)Fister (12–11)Allen (25)12,06374–65L1
140September 8@Indians7–10Bauer (11–6)Paulino (0–1)Allen (26)15,27574–66L2
141September 9Cubs0–2Lester (16–4)Musgrove (2–4)Chapman (33)33,84174–67L3
142September 10Cubs2–1McHugh (10–10)Lackey (9–8)Giles (10)41,85475–67W1
143September 11Cubs5–9Arrieta (17–6)Fiers (10–7)—31,93975–68L1
144September 12Rangers3–4(12)Kela (5–1)Hoyt (1–1)Diekman (4)22,14775–69L2
145September 13Rangers2–3Claudio (4–1)Giles (2–4)Scheppers (1)22,13375–70L3
146September 14Rangers8–4Musgrove (3–4)Holland (7–8)—25,04176–70W1
147September 16@Mariners6–0McHugh (11–10)Hernández (11–6)—30,17877–70W2
148September 17@Mariners2–1Fiers (11–7)Paxton (4–7)Giles (11)32,30478–70W3
149September 18@Mariners3–7Miranda (5–1)Fister (12–12)—25,38378–71L1
150September 19@Athletics4–2Gregerson (4–1)Madson (5–7)Giles (12)10,07279–71W1
151September 20@Athletics2–1(10)Devenski (4–4)Doolittle (2–3)Giles (13)12,13980–71W2
152September 21@Athletics6–5McHugh (12–10)Mengden (2–8)Gregerson (15)11,19781–71W3
153September 22Angels0–2Nolasco (7–14)Fiers (11–8)Bailey (5)20,02281–72L1
154September 23Angels6–10Ege (1–0)Giles (2–5)—29,42981–73L2
155September 24Angels4–10Valdez (2–3)Gregerson (4–2)—27,56581–74L3
156September 25Angels4–1Musgrove (4–4)Wright (0–5)Giles (14)32,95882–74W1
157September 26Mariners3–4(11)Storen (4–3)Gregerson (4–3)Vincent (3)24,10782–75L1
158September 27Mariners8–4Gustave (1–0)Hernández (11–7)—23,49983–75W1
159September 28Mariners4–12Paxton (6–7)Fister (12–13)—21,18783–76L1
160September 30@Angels1–7Wright (1–3)Peacock (0–1)—30,11283–77L2
October: 1–1 (Home: 0–0; Away: 1–1)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
161October 1@Angels3–0McHugh (13–10)Skaggs (3–4)Giles (15)32,48784–77W1
162October 2@Angels1–8Chacín (5–6)Rodgers (0–1)—28,08384–78L1
Legend:       = Win       = Loss       = Postponement
Bold = Astros team member

Roster

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2016 Houston Astros
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

Coaches

Statistics

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Through 2016 season

Batting

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Legend
  GP Games played AB At Bats R Runs
 H Hits HR Home runs RBI Runs batted in
 BB Base on balls (walks) SB Stolen bases AVG. Batting average
 OBP. On-base % SLG. Slugging % OPS On-base plus slugging
PlayerGPABRHHRRBIBBSBAVG.OBP.SLG.OPS
Jose Altuve16164010821624966030.338.396.531.928
Alex Bregman492013153834152.264.313.478.791
Jason Castro11332941691132452.210.307.377.684
Carlos Correa1535777615820967513.274.361.451.811
Matt Duffy33000000.000.000.000.000
Scott Feldman262000000.000.000.000.000
Doug Fister325010200.200.200.200.400
Evan Gattis128447581123272432.251.319.508.826
Carlos Gómez8529527625292113.210.272.322.594
Marwin González1414845512313512212.254.293.401.694
Yulieski Gourriel36130133431551.262.292.385.677
Teoscar Hernández411001523411110.230.304.420.724
Tony Kemp59120152617142.217.296.325.621
Dallas Keuchel262000000.000.000.000.000
Erik Kratz1529020010.069.100.103.203
Jake Marisnick11828740625211610.209.257.331.588
Lance McCullers Jr.143110000.333.333.333.667
Collin McHugh336000000.000.000.000.000
Colin Moran619020210.105.150.105.255
Colby Rasmus10736938761554434.206.286.355.641
A. J. Reed45122112038180.164.270.262.532
George Springer1626441161682982889.261.359.457.815
Max Stassi913110000.077.077.077.154
Preston Tucker4813411224880.164.222.328.551
Luis Valbuena9029238761340441.260.357.459.816
Tyler White861492454828231.217.286.378.664
Danny Worth1639470110.179.200.231.431
Team Totals16255457241367198689554102.247.319.417.735

Pitching

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Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Total runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

PlayerWLERAGGSSVIPHRERBBK
Kevin Chapman009.009008.0158846
Chris Devenski442.164851108.179262620104
Scott Feldman532.90265062.06427201342
Michael Feliz814.43470065.05533322295
Josh Fields006.89150015.2231412320
Mike Fiers1184.4831300168.2187898442134
Doug Fister12134.6432320180.1195989362115
Ken Giles254.116901565.260323025102
Luke Gregerson433.285901557.23823211867
Jandel Gustave103.52140015.11366416
Will Harris122.256601264.05217161569
James Hoyt114.50220022.0161211928
Dallas Keuchel9124.5526260168.0168888548144
Erik Kratz009.001001.032100
Lance McCullers653.221414081.080292945106
Collin McHugh13104.3433330184.2206928954177
Joe Musgrove444.061110062.05928281655
Pat Neshek223.06600047.03317161143
David Paulino015.143107.064432
Brad Peacock013.69105031.22115131428
Brady Rodgers0115.125108.115141473
Tony Sipp124.95600143.25226241840
Tyler White009.001001.011100
Team Totals84784.06162162441468.014417016634531396

Major League Baseball draft

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Main article:2016 Major League Baseball draft

Awards and achievements

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Awards

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American League leaders

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Batting leaders


Pitching leaders

Milestones

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Major League debuts

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Houston Astros 2016 MLB debuts
Player—Appeared at position
Date and opponent
Ref.

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[32][33]

Also:[34]

Minor league system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAAFresno GrizzliesPacific Coast LeagueTony DeFrancesco
AACorpus Christi HooksTexas LeagueRodney Linares
A-AdvancedLancaster JetHawksCalifornia LeagueRamón Vázquez
AQuad Cities River BanditsMidwest LeagueOmar López
A-Short SeasonTri-City ValleyCatsNew York–Penn LeagueLamarr Rogers
RookieGreeneville AstrosAppalachian LeagueJosh Bonifay
RookieGCL AstrosGulf Coast LeagueMarty Malloy
RookieDSL Astros BlueDominican Summer League
RookieDSL Astros OrangeDominican Summer League

See also

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References

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Footnotes
  1. ^During theCOVID-19 pandemic-shortened season of2020, Houston finished second to theOakland Athletics for the AL West championship.
  2. ^Co-winner withMark Trumbo of theBaltimore Orioles.
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