All but three teams in the postseason have at least one former Astros player on their roster.
Cleveland's Myles Straw , Toronto's George Springer and Atlanta's Collin McHugh are just three of the former Astros on playoff teams this postseason.Astros fans are likely to see at least one familiar face no matter what playoff game they're watching this postseason. There are 19 former Astros — or at least former Astros farmhands — still alive on teams other than the Astros.
The biggest names, of course, are Toronto's George Springer and New York's Gerrit Cole, who both left Houston for big-time free agent contracts. But there are plenty of others as well, including Jose Siri, who hit a home run for the Rays in their Game 1 loss to Myles Straw and the Guardians on Friday afternoon.Myles Straw, outfielder
Cleveland Guardians' Myles Straw reacts after flying out in the fifth inning of a wild card baseball playoff game against the Tampa Bay Rays, Friday, Oct. 7, 2022, in Cleveland. The former Astros fan favorite, who signed a five-year, $25 million extension with Cleveland before the season, has struggled in his first full season with the Guardians. The Astros traded Straw to Cleveland last season for reliever Phil Maton, and the center fielder hit .285 after the trade.
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