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The Houston Astros need a new manager. If they hire Albert Pujols for the job, it would certainly raise eyebrows and cause the Angels to throw a fit.

Astros insider Brian McTaggart has included Albert Pujols among the potential candidates to replace Joe Espada as the Houston Astros' next manager following the 2026 season. Eric Cole of Climbing Tal's Hill argues that hiring Pujols would upset the division-rival Los Angeles Angels, who have previously coveted a reunion with their former star.
Cole notes that Pujols has expressed interest in managing in Major League Baseball and holds experience managing in winter ball and the World Baseball Classic. Houston is also reportedly close to naming Matt Kleine as their new general manager before finalizing any managerial decision.
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