Astros assistant GM Connor Huff resigns for opportunity outside baseball
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 3:04 AM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026
Houston Astros assistant general manager Connor Huff is leaving the organization for a position outside of baseball. New general manager Randy Flores announced the change during the general managers' meetings in Las Vegas on November 10, 2026. Huff joined the Astros in 2022 and served in various roles, overseeing strategic and analytics projects. The Astros plan to hire a replacement for Huff, while also searching for a new manager and addressing other front office vacancies this offseason.
- •Connor Huff resigns after one season as assistant GM.
- •Randy Flores plans to hire a replacement for Huff.
- •Huff joined the Astros in 2022 and oversaw key projects.
- •The Astros are also searching for a new manager.
- •Front office changes follow the dismissal of former GM Dana Brown.
- 3:04 AMYahoo Sports — Houston Astros plan to replace assistant GM Connor Huff, who is leaving for job outside of baseball
"Assistant GM Connor Huff came to Astros in 2022 and is now leaving for opportunities outside of baseball.
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