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Houston Astros Depth Chart   

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15 thoughts on “Houston Astros 2020”

  1. Joe Orsatti

    Giles actually has all 3 options remaining. His contract was purchased in June of 2014 and he has never been sent back down.

    1. Jason Martinez Post author

      Fixed. Thanks. Hadn’t entered the formulas on that page to automatically pull from the database. It’s doing that now.

    1. Jason Martinez Post author

      This projection assumes that Feldman is healthy and will not be moved to ‘pen. If all 5 of Keuchel, McHugh, Fiers, Fister, Feldman are healthy heading into the season, McCullers in AAA is likely, in my opinion. I still have McCullers projected to make 26 starts. Just not in early April. No. 6 starters are valuable and sometimes better to have them work on regular rest in AAA until needed.

      1. Jack

        McCullers is a number 2 or 3 starter on this team, i strongly disagree with your assessment of him starting in AAA. Otherwise, i find this chart very well done and a great source of information

        1. Jason Martinez Post author

          Maybe 2nd or 3rd best starter, but not the No. 2 or 3 starter, on paper, in regards to the Opening Day roster. If everyone is healthy, this is the best way to preserve the pitching depth and not overwork their youngest and least experienced starter. I still have him projected to make 27 starts even if he starts in the minors. And he could very well be the No. 2 or 3 starter if they make it to the playoffs. It’s a long season and they’ll need at least 7-8 starting pitchers to get through it. Thanks for the feedback, Jack.

    1. Jason Martinez Post author

      Saw that. I imagine it’s just to increase his versatility since the roster is so deep and it’s hard to get AB’s. They have so many options at 1B (Singleton on Opening Day, A.J. Reed and Tyler White could arrive in ’16). Marwin is current backup but wouldn’t hurt to have Tucker as another option

    1. Jason Martinez Post author

      Thanks for catching that, Stephen. Amazing that they have 0 players on the DL. Almost impossible these days.

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