With pitchers and catchers set to report on Wednesday, the Houston Astros have announced their 2021 Spring Training rosters. The Astros will have 72 players on their Spring Training roster, which includes 33 non-roster invitees. Last season, the Astros were able to make the MLB Playoffs, and all the way to the American League Championship Series. However, there are quite a few key names missing from this list. George Springer, the longtime center fielder for Houston, is now in Toronto following free agency.
Additionally, Justin Verlander and Josh Reddick are also missing from the Astros Spring Training roster. Verlander was forced to undergo Tommy John surgery last season. Josh Reddick was not retained by the Astros and is currently a free agent.
Pitchers and Catchers are set to report on February 17th.
Pitchers
Bryan Abreu
Pedro Báez
Brandon Bielak
Ronel Blanco
Hunter Brown
Steve Cishek
Brett Conine
Shawn Dubin
Kent Emanuel
Riley Ferrell
Luis Garcia
Ralph Garza, Jr.
Zack Greinke
Austin Hansen
Ryan Hartman
Blair Henley
Tyler Ivey
Cristian Javier
Carson LaRue
Francis Martes
Seth Martinez
Lance McCullers, Jr.
Enoli Paredes
Ryan Pressley
Brooks Raley
Nivaldo Rodriguez
Alex Santos
Kit Scheetz
Andre Scrubb
Joe Smith
Jairo Solis
Peter Solomon
Ryne Stanek
Blake Taylor
Jojanse Torres
José Urquidy
Framber Valdez
Hector Velásquez
Forrest Whitley
Catchers
Jason Castro
Korey Lee
MartÃn Maldonado
Scott Manea
Michael Papierski
Lorenzo Quintana
Colton Shaver
Garrett Stubbs
Infielders
Jose Altuve
Alex Bregman
Carlos Correa
Alex De Goti
Aledmys DÃaz
Yuli Gurriel
CJ Hinojosa
Taylor Jones
Grae Kessinger
Freudis Nova
Jeremy Peña
Abraham Toro
Outfielders
Yordan Alvarez
Colin Barber
Michael Brantley
Zach Daniels
Ronnie Dawson
Bryan De La Cruz
Pedro Leon
Chas McCormick
Jake Meyers
José SirÃ
Steven Souza, Jr.
Myles Straw
Kyle Tucker
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