Sports New Astros Logo a Blast From the Past? Rumors have been swirling about the new Astros logo, set to be officially revealed tomorrow. Here's a look at the team's style through the years ...

Right now, the Houston Astros are not the most intimidating baseball team there is. Armadillos can be found all over Texas and it would be nice to see a team incorporate them into their name and logo.

The Astros weren't the only baseball team to represent Houston. The city's professional baseball history goes back to the 1800's.

The Houston Astros unveiled their new City Connect uniforms with a social media post showing off the white-on-white look that will replace the Space City uniforms the team wore the past three ...

Article continues below this ad To borrow a line from the folks at The Masters, Houston's uniform history truly has been a tradition unlike any other.

The Astros offense made some history it hasn't seen in the last six years also, according to Brian McTaggart and Sarah Langs of MLB.com: The Astros sent 11 batters to the plate in the 5th and nine ...

Add that to a rich history with the Killer Bs and the Astrodome, and Houston suddenly has one of the more interesting ...

The Astros went through a radical redesign upon their move out of the Astrodome and into Enron Field (now Minute Maid Park) in 2000. The logo was a brick red star trimmed in black and sand with ...

Houston Astros Do Something Not Seen in Last 35 Years of History in Division Title Run They say you can't win a division in April, but you can lose one.

One of three Astros logos will be part of Craig Biggio's Hall of Fame plaque - the one he wore from 1988-93, left, or the 1994-99 version, center, or the one for the close of his career from 2000-07.