Astros GM Randy Flores hopes for quick resolution in managerial search
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 2:32 AM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026
Houston Astros general manager Randy Flores expressed optimism on November 10 that the team's search for a new manager could conclude within days. The Astros have engaged with more than four candidates, among them Albert Pujols, Brad Ausmus, and Morgan Ensberg. Flores highlighted that finalizing the managerial hire is his top priority as it influences the team's coaching staff development. The ongoing GM meetings in Las Vegas provide a timely setting for these discussions, especially with a potential lockout looming on December 1, which could hinder team transactions.
- •Randy Flores is focused on finalizing the managerial position this week.
- •Astros have interviewed candidates including Pujols, Ausmus, and Ensberg.
- •Flores is involving his senior staff in the hiring process.
- •The Astros will await the new manager's input before finalizing the coaching staff.
- •A potential lockout starting December 1 adds urgency to the managerial hire.
- 2:32 AMYahoo Sports — Houston Astros' managerial search could wind down in days, with GM Randy Flores 'hopeful'
"The Astros have spoken with more than four candidates, and GM Randy Flores says choosing a manager remains the first order of business in Houston.
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