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Now that the Houston Astros have a general manager in place, they will have some important decisions to make this offseason.

The Houston Astros have hired former St. Louis Cardinals executive Randy Flores as their new general manager, with free agency looming. Writer Jordan Campbell argues that Flores immediately inherits critical decisions regarding the franchise's direction, particularly regarding an infield logjam featuring Jeremy Peña, Isaac Paredes, and Christian Walker ahead of their upcoming free agency.
Campbell emphasizes that with Carlos Correa expected to return from a season-ending injury for the 2027 season, Flores should pursue a roster reset rather than maintaining the status quo that led to former GM Dana Brown's dismissal following Houston's Wild Card playoff exit against the Chicago White Sox.
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