Dana Brown is no longer the general manager of the Houston Astros, and as we begin dissecting what he did and didn’t do, during his tenure, one glaring failure stands above the rest.
The Astros started this season with a major problem in the outfield.
Now, with less than a month remaining in the regular season, they still have the exact same problem.
That’s difficult to comprehend.
There will be plenty of debate over how much authority Brown actually had during his time in Houston. Was Jim Crane heavily involved in personnel decisions? How much influence did Jeff Bagwell and others within Crane’s inner circle have? Was Brown empowered to…
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