Dana Brown's 40 trades with the Astros examined for impact
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 4:33 PM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
Houston Astros General Manager Dana Brown has executed 40 trades since January 2023, including impactful moves like acquiring Justin Verlander and Yusei Kikuchi. With the trade deadline approaching on August 3, the Astros are evaluating whether to buy or sell as they sit six games below.500 yet only 3.5 games out of first in the AL West. Brown's major trades reflect a mix of successes and challenges, with recent deals drawing scrutiny. A ranking has been established highlighting the best and worst trades during his tenure.
- •Dana Brown has made 40 trades as Astros GM since January 2023.
- •Key trades include acquiring Justin Verlander and Yusei Kikuchi.
- •Astros are currently six games under.500 but within striking distance in AL West.
- •Assessment of Brown's trades includes both successful and questionable decisions.
- •Trade deadline approaches on August 3, shaping the team's strategy.
- 4:33 PMYahoo Sports — Dana Brown has made 40 trades as Houston Astros general manager. Here are his 5 best and 5 worst.
"Dana Brown has made a lot of moves in his four years as general manager. We went through all his trades with the Astros and picked out the good and the bad.
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