Houston Astros all-time roster

1962 to 2026 · 822 players

How many players have played for the Houston Astros?

822 players have a season with the Houston Astros on file, from 1962 to 2026: 413 at the plate and 409 on the mound. Craig Biggio played the most games for the club, 2,850. Houston Astros all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Houston Astros hitter, 1962 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Craig Biggio	1988–2007	2,850	3,060	291	1,175	.281
Jeff Bagwell	1991–2005	2,150	2,314	449	1,529	.297
Jose Altuve	2011–2026	2,110	2,518	271	938	.300
Jose Cruz	1975–1987	1,870	1,937	138	942	.292
Terry Puhl	1977–1990	1,516	1,357	62	432	.281
Cesar Cedeno	1970–1981	1,512	1,659	163	778	.289
Lance Berkman	1999–2009	1,507	1,575	313	1,041	.299
Jim Wynn	1963–1973	1,426	1,291	223	719	.255
Bob Watson	1966–1978	1,332	1,409	136	764	.299
Brad Ausmus	1997–2008	1,259	970	41	386	.246
Doug Rader	1967–1975	1,178	1,060	128	600	.250
Craig Reynolds	1979–1989	1,170	860	32	300	.252
Alex Bregman	2016–2024	1,111	1,132	191	663	.272
Kevin Bass	1983–1994	1,110	989	87	467	.280
Ken Caminiti	1987–2000	1,085	1,037	103	546	.264
Bill Doran	1982–1989	1,056	1,040	63	372	.265
Joe Morgan	1963–1980	1,032	972	72	327	.261
Bob Aspromonte	1962–1968	1,007	925	51	385	.258
Denny Walling	1977–1992	1,007	683	46	325	.280
Enos Cabell	1975–1984	1,007	1,089	43	391	.282
Roger Metzger	1971–1977	976	817	5	200	.230
Alan Ashby	1979–1989	965	736	69	388	.252
Yordan Alvarez	2019–2026	834	906	212	598	.300
Rusty Staub	1963–1968	833	792	57	370	.273
Glenn Davis	1984–1990	830	795	166	518	.262
Yuli Gurriel	2016–2022	801	866	94	435	.284
George Springer	2014–2020	795	832	174	458	.270
Marwin Gonzalez	2012–2018	795	650	76	292	.264
Carlos Correa	2015–2026	784	815	136	505	.277
Richard Hidalgo	1997–2003	755	736	130	435	.280
Carlos Lee	2007–2011	749	820	128	504	.286
Jason Castro	2010–2022	717	513	71	236	.229
Art Howe	1976–1982	706	609	39	266	.269
Luis Gonzalez	1990–1997	689	629	56	331	.266
Derek Bell	1995–1999	683	770	74	444	.284
Jeremy Pena	2022–2026	679	716	86	302	.272
Phil Garner	1982–1986	679	607	46	299	.263
Adam Everett	2001–2007	649	531	35	214	.248
Denis Menke	1968–1974	634	575	30	282	.266
Johnny Edwards	1969–1974	634	466	25	199	.237
Kyle Tucker	2018–2024	633	615	125	417	.274
Bill Spiers	1996–2001	632	474	21	199	.288
Bob Lillis	1962–1967	614	444	2	102	.232
Rafael Ramirez	1988–1992	612	503	16	183	.257
Gerald Young	1987–1992	605	432	3	109	.246
Tony Eusebio	1991–2001	598	479	30	241	.275
Morgan Ensberg	2000–2006	588	499	97	304	.270
Geoff Blum	2002–2010	580	440	46	228	.259
Hunter Pence	2007–2010	580	645	92	315	.287
Jake Marisnick	2015–2019	580	309	50	154	.227

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Houston Astros pitcher, 1962 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Dave Smith	1980–1990	563	53	47	199	762.0	2.53	529
Billy Wagner	1995–2003	464	26	29	225	504.1	2.53	694
Ken Forsch	1970–1980	421	78	81	50	1,493.2	3.18	815
Bryan Abreu	2019–2026	383	22	16	25	392.1	2.82	528
Chad Qualls	2004–2015	380	27	22	29	384.2	3.51	307
Brad Lidge	2002–2007	378	23	20	123	401.0	3.30	561
Joe Niekro	1975–1984	365	135	104	9	2,057.0	3.16	1,061
Joe Sambito	1976–1984	353	33	32	72	536.0	2.42	421
Larry Dierker	1964–1976	345	137	117	1	2,294.1	3.28	1,487
Ryan Pressly	2019–2024	316	17	20	109	309.2	2.96	379
Will Harris	2015–2019	309	18	13	20	297.0	2.36	315
Roy Oswalt	2001–2009	283	137	70	0	1,803.1	3.23	1,473
Nolan Ryan	1980–1988	282	106	94	0	1,855.0	3.13	1,866
Jim Ray	1965–1973	280	42	27	23	565.1	3.52	381
Tony Sipp	2014–2018	276	11	11	5	224.2	3.49	246
Shane Reynolds	1992–2002	274	103	86	0	1,622.1	3.95	1,309
Octavio Dotel	2000–2003	270	22	20	28	414.1	3.26	502
Don Wilson	1966–1974	266	104	92	2	1,748.1	3.15	1,283
Mike Scott	1983–1991	263	110	81	0	1,704.0	3.30	1,318
Bob Knepper	1981–1988	262	89	90	1	1,625.0	3.50	901
Juan Agosto	1987–1993	261	24	16	11	300.1	3.18	138
J.R. Richard	1971–1980	238	107	71	0	1,606.0	3.15	1,493
Fred Gladding	1968–1973	233	22	23	76	264.0	3.68	132
Wesley Wright	2008–2012	232	10	11	2	197.2	4.55	198
Trever Miller	1998–2007	230	7	5	4	200.0	3.96	169
Chris Devenski	2016–2020	225	16	16	7	309.0	3.35	332
Mike Hampton	1994–2009	216	76	50	0	1,138.0	3.59	767
Xavier Hernandez	1990–1993	215	17	14	19	333.0	3.22	276
Wilton Lopez	2009–2012	213	13	13	11	223.2	3.14	169
Darryl Kile	1991–1997	209	71	65	0	1,200.0	3.79	973

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.