Brad Ausmus is back with the Astros. Fans have some thoughts
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The Astros are hiring Yankees bench coach Brad Ausmus, who played 10 of his 18 MLB seasons in Houston, as the team's new manager, a source confirmed to ESPN. Former player and coach Brad Ausmus will become the next manager of the Houston Astros, the team announced on Wednesday. Covered by 8 outlets: 5 are centre, 3 are not rated.
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MLB in Brief: Brad Ausmus Named Astros Manager | Alec Bohm Linked to the Yankees
The Astros Name Brad Ausmus as Manager So Albert Pujols isn’t the Astros’ choice, after all. And the Yankees will have to find a new bench coach. Brad Ausmus is being hired as Astros manager @brianmctaggart 1st — Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) November 11, 2026 Alec Bohm linked to...
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Brad Ausmus is back with the Astros. Fans have some thoughts
"We would have been better off letting a random fan in attendance coach every night."
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Former Houston Astros catcher Brad Ausmus named as new manager
A familiar face is returning to the Houston Astros dugout to take on a new leadership role! Longtime Major League catcher Brad Ausmus has been hired as the 21st manager in franchise history, according to Astros General Manager Randy Flores. Ausmus played for 10 seasons as an...
- Astros bring back former catcher Brad Ausmus as their manager after Joe Espada exit
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Astros name former catcher Brad Ausmus as new manager
Former player and coach Brad Ausmus will become the next manager of the Houston Astros, the team announced on Wednesday.
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Astros name franchise icon Brad Ausmus as new manager as Houston tries to turn back the clock
Ausmus, who most recently served as the Yankees' bench coach, has five seasons of managerial experience under his belt
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Source: Astros hiring former catcher Ausmus as new manager
The Astros are hiring Yankees bench coach Brad Ausmus, who played 10 of his 18 MLB seasons in Houston, as the team's new manager, a source confirmed to ESPN.
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Astros bring back former catcher Brad Ausmus as their manager after Joe Espada exit
The 57-year-old Ausmus went 72-90 in his one season with the Angels and was 314-332 in four seasons in Detroit.
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