AL West: Closing change in Houston?
Apr 1 2026
With Josh Hader starting the season on the IL and still just throwing bullpens without a timetable to return, Bryan Abreu started the season as the Astros' closer. The decision seemed like a no-brainer, as Abreu has been strong in the backend of games, but things are already getting shaky in Houston.
Abreu has made two appearances this season, allowing four runs over 1.1 innings with four walks and three strikeouts. He has a hold, but has yet to record a save. In Abreu’s recent outing, his velocity was down, causing some concern as well. The team says Abreu just made some mechanical mistakes, which led to the velocity drop and poor command. If there’s something more, or if Abreu is losing the closing role, who’s...
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