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Alex Bregman

Alex Bregman

#2, 3B,
Houston Astros
AVG
.216
HR
0
RBI
6
R
3
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 0"/190 lbs
Bat: R
Throw: R
Born: Albuquerque, New Mexico
College: LSU
Draft: 2015 1st round (2nd pick) by the
Houston Astros
  • New York Post

    Astros not worried despite brutal start to season

    The Astros, seven straight times in the ALCS, stand 7-19, and just two teams have risen from similar starts to make the playoffs. Yet, there's still plenty of pedigree, and the division looks open with the Rangers and Mariners only off to so-so starts. So Houston holds hope. “I think we're going to be fine,” Astros GM Dana Brown said by phone Wednesday, before the team lost twice more. “We're 5 ¹/₂ games out [now 6 ¹/₂], and we've got 138 [now 136] games left.” The record is a shock but isn't a fluke . Star third baseman Alex Bregman is struggling, former MVP Jose Abreu looks done, and just about every starter has been out. Alex Bregman #2 of the Houston Astros flies out against the Chicago Cubs.

  • ClutchPoints | Houston Astros News

    4 Astros most to blame for disappointing start to 2024 season

    The last time the Houston Astros were 11 games below .500, the world was captivated by the death of Harambe the gorrilla, “One Dance” was at the top of the charts and future World Series MVP Jeremy Peña was a freshman at Maine. Countless things have gone wrong for the Astros this year, now 7-18 and losers of four straight, but we're here to focus on four players in particular. Maybe it's not the biggest surprise of all time to declare that the worst overall hitter in Major League Baseball so far ranks high on the list of disappointments.

  • News Radio 1200 WOAI

    Astros Lose To Cubs | News Radio 1200 WOAI

    Jose Altuve #27 of the Houston Astros celebrates a solo home run with Alex Bregman #2 against the Chicago Cubs during the ninth inning at Wrigley Field on April 24, 2024 in Chicago, Illinois. Photo : Michael Reaves / Getty Images Sport / Getty Images The Astros saw their early season struggles continue. Houston lost to the Chicago Cubs 4-3 at Wrigley Field. Jose Altuve belted his sixth home run of the season on a solo shot in the ninth inning. Alex Bregman recorded the lone other RBI for Houston in the team's fourth straight loss. Starting pitcher Spencer Arrighetti fell to 0-and-3 after he totaled seven strikeouts and let up four runs in less than four innings of action. The Astros are 7-and-18