Houston Astros award winners and league leaders

This is a list of award winners and league leaders for the Houston Astros, an American professional baseball team based in Houston. The Astros compete in Major League Baseball (MLB) as a member club of the American League (AL), having moved to the league in 2013 after spending their first 51 seasons in the National League (NL).

The Astros feature twelve total personnel who have been inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, two Most Valuable Player (MVP) Award winners, four Cy Young Award winners, and three Rookie of the Year Award winners. Two players have won an annual batting championship, while eight pitchers have led the league in earned run average (ERA).

## Team awards

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Team awards won by Houston Colt .45s/Astros  Award  | Description  | No. | Years  | Ref.

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Baseball America Organization of the Year |  | 1  | 2001 | [1]
Commissioner's Trophy | World Series champions | 2  | 2017, 2022 |
Outstanding Team ESPY Award | Best team in sports  | 1  | 2018 | [2]
Warren C. Giles Trophy | AL pennant winner | 4  | 2017, 2019, 2021, 2022 |
William Harridge Trophy | NL pennant winner | 1  | 2005 |
Rawlings Gold Glove Team | Best fielding team in NL or AL  | 1  | 2021 | [3]
Wilson Defensive Team of the Year | Best fielding team in MLB  | 1  | 2019 | [4]

## National Baseball Hall of Fame honors

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Main article: National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

### Hall of Fame inductees

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Houston Colt .45s/Astros elected to Baseball Hall of Fame  | Individual  | Pos. | Colt .45s / Astros career  | HOF

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No. | Yr. | Gm. | St. | Fin.
Jeff Bagwell | 1B | 5 | 15  | 2,150  | 1991 | 2005 | 2017 | Plaque
Yogi Berra[a] | C | 8  | 4  | 648  | 1986 | 1989 | 1972 | Plaque
Craig Biggio | 2B | 7[b] | 20  | 2,850  | 1988 | 2007 | 2015 | Plaque
Leo Durocher | Mgr | 2  | 2  | 193  | 1972 | 1973 | 1994 | Plaque
Nellie Fox | 2B | 2  | 2  | 154  | 1964 | 1965 | 1997 | Plaque
Randy Johnson | SP | 51  | 1  | 11  | 1998 | 1998 | 2015 | Plaque
Eddie Mathews | 3B | 11  | 1  | 101  | 1967 | 1967 | 1978 | Plaque
Joe Morgan[c] | 2B | 18[d] | 10  | 1,032  | 1963 | 1980 | 1990 | Plaque
Robin Roberts | SP | 38  | 2  | 23  | 1965 | 1966 | 1976 | Plaque
Iván Rodríguez | C | 77  | 1  | 93  | 2009 | 2009 | 2017 | Plaque
Nolan Ryan | SP | 34 | 9  | 282  | 1980 | 1988 | 1999 | Plaque
Don Sutton | SP | 20  | 2  | 50  | 1981 | 1982 | 1998 | Plaque
See also: Members of the Baseball Hall of Fame • Ref:[5]

### Ford C. Frick Award recipients

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Houston Colt .45s/Astros Frick Award winners  | Broadcaster  | Start | Finish | HOF

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Gene Elston | Biography | 1962 | 1986 | 2006
Al Helfer | Biography | 1962 | 1962 | 2019
Milo Hamilton | Biography | 1985 | 2012 | 2002
Harry Kalas | Biography | 1965 | 1970 | 1992
See also: Ford C. Frick Award • Ref:

## Major League Baseball awards

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### Postseason awards

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See also: Major League Baseball postseason

Postseason award winners for the Houston Astros  Category  | Event  | Individual

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Babe Ruth Award | 2017 | Jose Altuve
Justin Verlander
2022 | Jeremy Peña
League Championship Series MVP | NLCS | 1986 | Mike Scott
2005 | Roy Oswalt
ALCS | 2017 | Justin Verlander
2019 | Jose Altuve
2021 | Yordan Alvarez
2022 | Jeremy Peña
World Series MVP | 2017 | George Springer
2022 | Jeremy Peña

### Annual awards

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#### Most Valuable Player Award (MVP)

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| Year  | Player  | Position  | Lg. | No.

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1994 | Jeff Bagwell | First baseman | NL | 1
2017 | Jose Altuve | Second baseman | AL | 1
MLB Most Valuable Player Award • Ref:[6]

#### Cy Young Award

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| Year  | Pitcher  | Role  | Lg. | No.

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1986 | Mike Scott | Starter | NL | 1
2004 | Roger Clemens | Starter | 1
2015 | Dallas Keuchel | Starter | AL | 1
2019 | Justin Verlander | Starter | 1
2022 | 2
Cy Young Award • Ref:[7]

#### Rookie of the Year Award (ROY)

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| Year  | Player  | Position  | Lg.

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1991 | Jeff Bagwell | First baseman | NL
2015 | Carlos Correa | Shortstop | AL
2019 | Yordan Alvarez | Designated hitter
MLB Rookie of the Year Award • Ref:[8]

#### Manager of the Year Award (MOY)

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| Year  | Name  | Record  | Lg. | No.

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1986 | Hal Lanier | 96–66  | NL | 1
1998 | Larry Dierker | 102–60 | 1
MLB Manager of the Year Award • Ref:[9]

#### Hank Aaron Award

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| Year  | Player  | Position  | Lg. | No.

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2017 | Jose Altuve | Second baseman | AL | 1
Hank Aaron Award • Ref:[10]

#### Rolaids Relief Man Award

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Year  | Pitcher  | ERA | W | L | Sv | Lg. | No.

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1999 | Billy Wagner | 1.57 | 4 | 1 | 39 | NL | 1
Rolaids Relief Man Award[e] • Ref:[11]

#### Comeback Player of the Year Award

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Year  | Player  | Position  | Lg. | No.

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2022 | Justin Verlander | Starting pitcher | AL  | 1
MLB Comeback Player of the Year Award • Ref:[12]

#### All-MLB Team

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| Year  | Player  | Team | Pos. | No.

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2019 | Gerrit Cole | First  | SP | 1
Justin Verlander | 1
Zack Greinke[f] | Second  | 1
Jose Altuve | 2B | 1
Alex Bregman | 3B | 1
Yordan Alvarez | DH | 1
2021 | Kyle Tucker | OF | 1
Yordan Alvarez | DH | 2
2022 | Jose Altuve | First  | 2B | 2
Yordan Alvarez | DH | 3
Framber Valdez | SP | 1
Justin Verlander | 2
Kyle Tucker | Second  | OF | 2
Ryan Pressly | RP | 1
2023 | Kyle Tucker | OF | 3
Yordan Alvarez | DH | 4
2024 | Framber Valdez | SP | 2
Jose Altuve | 2B | 3
Yordan Alvarez | DH | 5
All-MLB Team • Refs:[13][14]

#### All-Stars

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All-Star Game selectees  | Player  | No. | First | Other selections  | Last | Starts

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Jose Altuve[g] | 9  | 2012 | 2014–2018, 2021, 2022 | 2024 | 5
Craig Biggio | 7  | 1991 | 1992, 1994–1997 | 1998 | 4
Lance Berkman | 5  | 2001 | 2002, 2004, 2006 | 2008 | 2
Turk Farrell | 4  | 1962 | 1962², 1964 | 1965 | 0
César Cedeño | 4  | 1972 | 1973, 1974 | 1976 | 2
Jeff Bagwell | 4  | 1994 | 1996, 1997 | 1999 | 2
Mike Scott | 3  | 1986 | 1987 | 1989 | 1
Billy Wagner | 3  | 1999 | 2001 | 2003 | 0
Roy Oswalt | 3  | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 0
George Springer | 3  | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2
Justin Verlander | 3  | 2018 | 2019 | 2022 | 1
Yordan Alvarez | 3  | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 1
Kyle Tucker | 3  | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 0
Note:Includes players with three or more selections as member of Colt .45s/Astros.
MLB All-Star Game • Ref:[15]

All-Star Game MVP  | Game  | Player  | Pos. | Final

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2018 | Alex Bregman | 3B  | AL 8–6 NL
MLB All-Star Game MVP Award • Ref:[16]
All-Star Game winning pitchers  Team  | Pitcher  | Inn. | Final  | Ref.

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2022 AL | Framber Valdez | 3  | AL 3–2 NL  | [17]
List of MLB All-Star Games
All-Star Game managers  Name  | Team  | Final  | Ref.

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Phil Garner | 2006 NL | NL 2–3 AL  | [18]
A. J. Hinch | 2018 AL | AL 8–6 NL  | [19]
Dusty Baker | 2022 AL | AL 3–2 NL  | [17]
2023 AL | AL 2–3 NL  | [20]
MLB All-Star Game managers

#### Rawlings Gold and Platinum Glove Awards

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| Year  | Player  | Position  | Lg. | No.

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1970 | Doug Rader | Third baseman | NL  | 1
1971 | 2
1972 | 3
César Cedeño | Outfielder | 1
1973 | Doug Rader | Third baseman | 4
Roger Metzger | Shortstop | 1
César Cedeño | Outfielder | 2
1974 | Doug Rader | Third baseman | 5
César Cedeño | Outfielder | 3
1975 | 4
1976 | 5
1994 | Jeff Bagwell | First baseman | 1
Craig Biggio | Second baseman | 1
1995 | 2
1996 | 3
1997 | 4
2001 | Brad Ausmus | Catcher | 1
2002 | 2
2006 | 3
2009 | Michael Bourn | Outfielder | 1
2010 | 2
2014 | Dallas Keuchel | Pitcher | AL  | 1
2015 | 2
Jose Altuve | Second baseman | 1
2016 | Dallas Keuchel | Pitcher | 3
2018 | 4
2019 | Zack Greinke[f] | NL  | 1
2021Tm | Yuli Gurriel | First baseman | AL  | 1
Carlos CorreaPt | Shortstop | 1
2022 | Jeremy Peña | 1
Kyle Tucker | Outfielder | 1
2023 | Mauricio Dubón | Utility player[h] | 1
2024 | Alex Bregman | Third baseman | 1
Key
Pt | Platinum Glove Award winner[i][21]
Tm | Gold Glove Team[j][3]
Gold Glove Award • Refs:[14][22][23]

#### Silver Slugger Award

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| Year  | Player  | Position  | Lg. | No.

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1983 | Dickie Thon | Shorstop | NL  | 1
José Cruz | Outfielder | 1
1984 | 2
1986 | Glenn Davis | First baseman | 1
1989 | Craig Biggio | Catcher | 1
1994 | Jeff Bagwell | First baseman | 1
Craig Biggio | Second baseman | 2
1995 | 3
1997 | Jeff Bagwell | First baseman | 2
Craig Biggio | Second baseman | 4
1998 | Moisés Alou | Outfielder | 1
Craig Biggio | Second baseman | 5
1999 | Jeff Bagwell | First baseman | 3
Mike Hampton | Pitcher | 1
2005 | Morgan Ensberg | Third baseman | 1
2007 | Carlos Lee | Outfielder | 1
2014 | Jose Altuve | Second baseman | AL  | 1
2015 | 2
2016 | 3
2017 | 4
George Springer | Outfielder | 1
2018 | Jose Altuve | Second baseman | 5
2019 | George Springer | Outfielder | 2
Alex Bregman | Third baseman | 1
2022 | Jose Altuve | Second baseman | 6
Yordan Alvarez | Designated hitter | 1
2023 | Kyle Tucker | Outfielder | 1
2024 | Jose Altuve | Second baseman | 7
Silver Slugger Award • Refs:[24][25]

### Monthly awards

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#### Player of the Month

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Houston Astros Players of the Month  | Yr. | Month  | Player  | Lg. | No.

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1972 | May  | Bob Watson | NL  | 1
June  | César Cedeño | 1
1975 | May  | Bob Watson | 2
September  | César Cedeño | 2
1981 | May  | Art Howe | 1
1984 | July  | José Cruz | 1
1986 | June  | Kevin Bass | 1
1993 | May  | Jeff Bagwell | 1
1994 | June  | 2
July  | 3
1996 | May  | 4
2000 | September  | Richard Hidalgo | 1
2001 | July  | Jeff Bagwell | 5
2004 | May  | Lance Berkman | 1
2008 | May  | 2
2016 | June  | Jose Altuve | AL  | 1
2017 | May  | Carlos Correa | 1
July  | Jose Altuve | 2
2018 | June  | Alex Bregman | 1
2019 | July  | Yuli Gurriel | 1
August  | Alex Bregman | 2
2021 | September  | Kyle Tucker | 1
2022 | June  | Yordan Alvarez | 1
August  | Alex Bregman | 3
2023 | September  | Yordan Alvarez | 2
MLB Player of the Month Award • Ref:[26]

#### Pitcher of the Month

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Houston Astros Pitchers of the Month  | Yr. | Month  | Pitcher  | Lg. | No.

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1978 | July  | J. R. Richard | NL  | 1
1979 | April  | Ken Forsch | 1
May  | Joe Niekro | 1
June  | Joaquín Andújar | 1
September  | J. R. Richard | 2
1980 | April  | 3
1982 | August  | Nolan Ryan | 1
1984 | May  | 2
1989 | June  | Mike Scott | 1
1990 | July  | Danny Darwin | 1
1993 | June  | Darryl Kile | 1
1994 | May  | Doug Drabek | 1
1997 | July  | Darryl Kile | 2
1998 | August  | Randy Johnson | 1
September  | 2
2001 | April  | Wade Miller | 1
2002 | August  | Roy Oswalt | 1
2004 | April  | Roger Clemens | 1
2005 | July  | Andy Pettitte | 1
September  | 2
2006 | September  | Roy Oswalt | 2
2009 | July  | Wandy Rodríguez | 1
2015 | April  | Dallas Keuchel | AL  | 1
May  | 2
July  | Scott Kazmir | 1
August  | Dallas Keuchel | 3
2017 | April  | 4
May  | Lance McCullers Jr. | 1
2018 | May  | Justin Verlander | 1
2019 | June  | Gerrit Cole | 1
July  | 2
September  | 3
MLB Pitcher of the Month Award • Ref:[27]

#### Rookie of the Month

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Houston Astros Rookies of the Month  | Yr. | Month  | Player  | Lg. | No.

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2001 | August  | Roy Oswalt | NL  | 1
2002 | July  | Kirk Saarloos | 1
2007 | May  | Hunter Pence | 1
2014 | May  | George Springer | AL  | 1
September  | Collin McHugh | 1
2015 | July  | Carlos Correa | 1
2017 | July  | Yuli Gurriel | 1
2019 | June  | Yordan Alvarez | 1
July  | 2
August  | 3
2024 | August  | Spencer Arrighetti | 1
MLB Rookie of the Month Award • Ref:[28]

#### Reliever of the Month

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Houston Astros Relievers of the Month  | Yr. | Month  | Pitcher  | Lg. | No.

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2005 | July  | Brad Lidge | MLB  | 1
2008 | August  | José Valverde | 1
2024 | August  | Josh Hader | AL  | 1
MLB Delivery Man of the Month[k] • Reliever of the Month Award • Ref:[29]

### Awards for leadership, inspiration, and community service

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Honors for leadership, inspiration, and community service  Category  | Description  | Year  | Individual  | Ref.

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Branch Rickey Award | Recognition for exceptional community service  | 1997 | Craig Biggio | [30]
Hutch Award | Fighting spirit and competitiveness of Fred Hutchinson | 1983 | Ray Knight | [31]
2005 | Craig Biggio
Lou Gehrig Memorial Award | Exemplary contributions to community and in philanthropy  | 1988 | Buddy Bell | [32]
1990 | Glenn Davis
2016 | Jose Altuve
Luis Aparicio Award | Outstanding performance by Venezuelan baseball player  | 2014 | Jose Altuve | [33]
2016
2017
2022[l]
Roberto Clemente Award | Sportsmanship, community involvement and team contribution  | 2007 | Craig Biggio | [34]
Tip O'Neill Award | Outstanding performance by Canadian baseball player  | 1984 | Terry Puhl | [35]

### MLB "This Year in Baseball Awards"

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Main article: This Year in Baseball Awards

Note: These awards were renamed the "GIBBY Awards" (Greatness in Baseball Yearly) in 2010 and then the "Esurance MLB Awards in 2015.

#### "GIBBY Awards" Best Breakout Everyday Player

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* 2014 – Jose Altuve

## MLB Players Choice Awards

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Players Choice Award winners for the Houston Astros  Category  | Year  | Player

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Player of the Year | 2016 | Jose Altuve
2017
Outstanding Player | NL  | 1994 | Jeff Bagwell
AL  | 2016 | Jose Altuve
2017
Outstanding Pitcher | NL  | 1999 | Mike Hampton
AL  | 2015 | Dallas Keuchel
2019 | Justin Verlander
2022
Outstanding Rookie | NL  | 2005 | Willy Taveras
AL  | 2015 | Carlos Correa
2019 | Yordan Alvarez
Comeback Player | AL  | 2022 | Justin Verlander
Majestic Athletic Always Game Award | 2015 | Jose Altuve
2016
Players Choice Awards • Ref:[36]

## Media and partnership awards

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### Associated Press

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Houston Astros' Associated Press award winners  | Category  | Year  | Individual

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AP Male Athlete of the Year | 2017 | Jose Altuve
Ref:

### Baseball America awards

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Baseball America award winners  Category  | Year  | Winner

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Rookie of the Year | 1991 | Jeff Bagwell
Manager of the Year | 1998 | Larry Dierker
2017 | A. J. Hinch
Organization of the Year | 2001 | Houston Astros
Major League Player of the Year | 2017 | Jose Altuve
2019 | Justin Verlander
Baseball America MLB awards • Ref:

### Baseball Digest awards

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Houston Astros' Baseball Digest award winners  Category  | Year  | Player

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Player of the Year | 1994 | Jeff Bagwell
2017 | Jose Altuve
Pitcher of the Year | 2019 | Justin Verlander
Baseball Digest • Ref:[37][38]

### ESPY Award

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Houston Astros' ESPY Award winners  Category  | Year  | Winner

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Best Major League Baseball Player | 1995 | Jeff Bagwell
Best Breakthrough Athlete
Outstanding Team | 2018 | Houston Astros
ESPY Award • Ref:[2]

### Fielding Bible

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Houston Astros Fielding Bible Award winners  Year  | Player  | Position  | No.

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2006 | Adam Everett | Shortstop  | 1
2010 | Michael Bourn | Center fielder  | 1
2014 | Dallas Keuchel | Pitcher  | 1
2015 | 2
2016 | 3
2017 | 4
2019 | Zack Greinke | Pitcher  | 1
2021 | Carlos Correa | Shortstop  | 1
Fielding Bible Award • Ref:

### Hickok Belt

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Hickock Belt winners  Year  | Yr. / Mo. | Winner

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2017 | July  | Jose Altuve
October
November  | George Springer
Annual | Jose Altuve
2019 | September  | Gerrit Cole
Hickok Belt • Ref:[39]

### Sporting News Awards

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Sporting News award winners  | Category  | Year  | Winner  | Ref.

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MLB Player of the Year | 1994 | Jeff Bagwell | [40]
2016 | Jose Altuve
2017
Pitcher of the Year[m] | —[n] | 1979 | Joe Niekro | [41]
1986 | Mike Scott
1999 | Mike Hampton
SP  | 2015 | Dallas Keuchel
SP  | 2019 | Gerrit Cole
SP  | 2022 | Justin Verlander
Rookie of the Year[o] | 2B  | 1965 | Joe Morgan | [42]
[43]
P  | 1969 | Tom Griffin
OF  | 1974 | Greg Gross
OF  | 1979 | Jeffrey Leonard
1B  | 1991 | Jeff Bagwell
P  | Al Osuna
P  | 2001 | Roy Oswalt
OF  | 2005 | Willy Taveras
SS  | 2015 | Carlos Correa
DH  | 2019 | Yordan Alvarez
Comeback Player of the Year | NL  | 1981 | Bob Knepper | [44]
AL  | 2022 | Justin Verlander
Manager of the Year[p] | —  | 1981 | Bill Virdon | [45]
NL  | 1986 | Hal Lanier
MLB Executive of the Year | 1980 | Tal Smith | [46]
1998 | Gerry Hunsicker

### Sports Illustrated

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Houston Astros' Sports Illustrated award winners  Category  | Year  | Individual

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SI Sportsperson of the Year | 2017 | Jose Altuve[q]
Ref:

### Topps All-Star Rookie Teams

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Houston Colt .45s/Astros Topps All-Star Rookies  Year  | Player  | Position

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1963 | Rusty Staub | First baseman
1965 | Joe Morgan | Second baseman
1966 | Sonny Jackson | Shortstop
1968 | Héctor Torres | Shortstop
1974 | Larry Milbourne | Second baseman
Greg Gross | Outfielder
1979 | Jeffrey Leonard | Outfielder
1983 | Bill Doran | Second baseman
1985 | Glenn Davis | First baseman
1991 | Jeff Bagwell | First baseman
Andújar Cedeño | Shortstop
Luis Gonzalez | Outfielder
Al Osuna | Left-handed pitcher
1995 | Orlando Miller | Shortstop
1996 | Billy Wagner | Left-handed pitcher
2001 | Roy Oswalt | Right-handed pitcher
2005 | Willy Taveras | Outfielder
2007 | Hunter Pence | Outfielder
2014 | George Springer | Outfielder
2015 | Carlos Correa | Shortstop
2016 | Alex Bregman | Third baseman
2019 | Yordan Alvarez | Designated hitter
2021 | Luis García | Right-handed pitcher
2022 | Jeremy Peña | Shortstop
2023 | Yainer Díaz | Catcher
Topps All-Star Rookie teams • Ref:

### Wilson Sporting Goods

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Wilson Sporting Goods defensive awards  Year  | Winner  | Position  | Tier

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2012 | Justin Maxwell | Outfielder  | Team
2013 | Matt Dominguez | Third baseman
2019 | Zack Greinke[f] | Pitcher  | MLB
Houston Astros | —
Note:[r]
Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Award • Ref:[47]

## Minor-league system

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See also: Baseball awards § U.S. minor leagues

### California League Pitcher of the Year

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* 2014 – Josh Hader

### Houston Astros Minor League Player of the Year

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* 2014 – Brett Phillips

### Houston Astros Minor League Pitcher of the Year

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* 2014 – Josh Hader

## Other achievements

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### Ford C. Frick Award

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See: Houston Astros § Ford C. Frick Award recipients

### Retired numbers

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See: Houston Astros § Retired numbers

### Darryl Kile Good Guy Award

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See Darryl Kile § Memorial and footnote[s]

* 2003 – Jeff Bagwell
* 2004 – Roy Oswalt
* 2005 – Morgan Ensberg
* 2006 – Brad Lidge
* 2007 – Woody Williams
* 2008 – Hunter Pence
* 2009 – Brian Moehler
* 2010 – Geoff Blum
* 2011 – Jason Bourgeois
* 2012 – Jason Castro
* 2013 – Carlos Corporán
* 2014 – Scott Feldman
* 2015 – Hank Conger
* 2016 – Collin McHugh
* 2017 – Carlos Correa
* 2018 – Charlie Morton
* 2019 – Will Harris
* 2020 – Brad Peacock
* 2021 – Alex Bregman
* 2022 – Martín Maldonado
* 2023 – Jose Altuve
* 2024 – Mauricio Dubón

### Texas Sports Hall of Fame

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See: Houston Astros § Texas Sports Hall of Fame

## Annual batting statistical leaders

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Key Numbers in bold  | Led all Major League Baseball (MLB) players

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National League | 1962—2012
American League | 2013—present

### Triple Crown categories

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See also: Triple Crown (baseball)

#### Batting champions

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| Yr. | Player  | Average  | No.

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2014 | Jose Altuve | .341  | 1
2016 | .338  | 2
2017 | .346  | 3
2021 | Yuli Gurriel | .319  | 1
See also: MLB batting champions • Ref:[49]

#### Home run leaders

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| Yr. | Player  | Total  | No.

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None
See also: MLB annual home run leaders • Ref:[50]

#### Runs batted in (RBI) leaders

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| Yr. | Player  | Total  | No.

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1994 | Jeff Bagwell | 116  | 1
2002 | Lance Berkman | 128  | 1
2023 | Kyle Tucker | 112  | 1
See also: MLB annual RBI leaders • Ref:[51]

### Rate statistics leaders

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#### On-base percentage (OBP) leaders

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| Season  | Player  | Figure  | Times

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None[52]

#### Slugging percentage (SLG) leaders

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| Season  | Player  | Figure  | Times

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1994 | Jeff Bagwell | .750  | 1
NL annual slugging percentage leaders • Ref: [53]

#### On-base plus slugging percentage (OPS) leaders

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| Season  | Player  | Figure  | Times

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1994 | Jeff Bagwell | 1.201  | 1
Ref: [54]

#### At bats per home run leaders

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| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

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1994 | Jeff Bagwell | 10.3  | 1
2014 | Chris Carter | 13.7  | 1
Ref: [55]

#### At bats per strikeout leaders

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| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

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1964 | Nellie Fox | 34.0  | 1
2009 | Miguel Tejada | 13.2  | 1
2010 | Jeff Keppinger | 14.3  | 1
Ref: [56]

### Cumulative statistical leaders

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#### Games played leaders

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| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

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1978 | Enos Cabell | 162  | 1
1987 | Bill Doran | 1
1992 | Jeff Bagwell | 1
Craig Biggio | 1
Steve Finley | 1
1996 | Jeff Bagwell | 2
Craig Biggio | 2
1997 | Jeff Bagwell | 3
1999 | 4
2007 | Carlos Lee | 1
2016 | George Springer | 1
Ref:[57]

#### At bats leaders

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| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

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1978 | Enos Cabell | 660  | 1
2015 | Jose Altuve | 638  | 1
Ref:[58]

#### Plate appearances

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| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

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1995 | Craig Biggio | 673  | 1
1997 | 744  | 2
1998 | 738  | 3
1999 | 749  | 4
2016 | George Springer | 744  | 1
Ref:[59]

#### Runs scored leaders

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| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

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1994 | Jeff Bagwell | 104  | 1
1995 | Craig Biggio | 123  | 1
1997 | 146  | 2
1999 | Jeff Bagwell | 143  | 2
2000 | 152  | 3
MLB annual runs scored leaders • Ref:[60]

#### Hits leaders

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| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

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1983 | José Cruz | 189[t] | 1
2014 | Jose Altuve | 225  | 1
2015 | 200  | 2
2016 | 216  | 3
2017 | 204  | 4
MLB hits records • Titles leaders • Ref:[61]

#### Total bases leaders

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| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

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1994 | Jeff Bagwell | 300  | 1
Ref: [62]

#### Singles leaders

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| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

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1966 | Sonny Jackson | 160  | 1
2005 | Willy Taveras | 152  | 1
2014 | Jose Altuve | 168  | 1
2017 | 137  | 2
2024 | 134  | 3
Ref:[63]

#### Doubles leaders

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| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

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|
|

1967 | Rusty Staub | 44  | 1
1971 | César Cedeño | 40  | 1
1972 | 39[u] | 2
1994 | Craig Biggio | 44[v] | 1
1996 | Jeff Bagwell | 48  | 1
1998 | Craig Biggio | 51  | 2
1999 | 56  | 3
2001 | Lance Berkman | 55  | 1
2008 | 46[w] | 2
2009 | Miguel Tejada | 46  | 1
2018 | Alex Bregman | 51  | 1
MLB annual doubles leaders • Doubles records • Ref:[64]

#### Triples leaders

[edit]

| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

|
|
|

1971 | Roger Metzger | 11[x] | 1
Joe Morgan | 1
1973 | Roger Metzger | 14  | 2
1981 | Craig Reynolds | 12[y] | 1
1982 | Dickie Thon | 10  | 1
1993 | Steve Finley | 13  | 1
2020 | Kyle Tucker | 6  | 1
MLB annual triples leaders • Ref:[65]

#### Extra-base hits leaders

[edit]

| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

|
|
|

1994 | Jeff Bagwell | 73[z] | 1
Ref: [66]

#### Times on base leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1994 | Jeff Bagwell | 216  | 1
1996 | 324  | 2
1997 | Craig Biggio | 309[aa] | 1
1999 | Jeff Bagwell | 331  | 3
2019 | Alex Bregman | 292  | 1
2023 | 263  | 2
Ref:[67]

#### Stolen base leaders

[edit]

| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

|
|
|

1994 | Craig Biggio | 39  | 1
2009 | Michael Bourn | 61  | 1
2010 | 52  | 2
2011 | 61[ab] | 3
2014 | Jose Altuve | 56  | 1
2015 | 38  | 2
MLB annual stolen base leaders •Ref:[68]

#### Bases on balls (walks) leaders

[edit]

| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

|
|
|

1965 | Joe Morgan | 97  | 1
1969 | Jimmy Wynn | 148  | 1
1980 | Joe Morgan | 93[ac] | 2
1999 | Jeff Bagwell | 149  | 1
2019 | Alex Bregman | 119  | 1
Ref:[69]

#### Most strikeouts

[edit]

| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

|
|
|

1967 | Jimmy Wynn | 137  | 1
1972 | Lee May | 145[ad] | 1
2013 | Chris Carter | 212  | 1
Ref:[70]

#### Hit by pitch leaders

[edit]

| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

|
|
|

1990 | Glenn Davis | 8  | 1
1991 | Jeff Bagwell | 13  | 1
1995 | Craig Biggio | 22  | 1
1996 | 27  | 2
1997 | 34  | 3
2001 | 28  | 4
2003 | 27  | 5
Ref:[71]

#### Sacrifice hits leaders

[edit]

| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

|
|
|

1964 | Nellie Fox | 20  | 1
1966 | Sonny Jackson | 27  | 1
1979 | Craig Reynolds | 34  | 1
1981 | 18  | 2
1984 | 16  | 3
1985 | Nolan Ryan | 14[ae] | 1
1999 | Shane Reynolds | 17[af] | 1
2006 | Roy Oswalt | 20  | 1
2023 | Martín Maldonado | 12  | 1
Ref:[72]

#### Sacrifice flies leaders

[edit]

| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

|
|
|

1977 | José Cruz | 10[ag] | 1
1979 | César Cedeño | 9[ah] | 1
1984 | José Cruz | 10[ai] | 2
1992 | Jeff Bagwell | 13[aj] | 1
1993 | Luis Gonzalez | 10  | 1
1998 | Derek Bell | 10[ak] | 1
2007 | Carlos Lee | 13  | 1
2017 | Josh Reddick | 12[al] | 1
2018 | Carlos Correa | 11  | 1
2022 | Alex Bregman | 10[am] | 1
Ref:[73]

#### Most double plays grounded into

[edit]

| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

|
|
|

2000 | Moisés Alou | 21  | 1
2002 | Brad Ausmus | 30  | 1
2007 | Carlos Lee | 27[an] | 1
2008 | Miguel Tejada | 32  | 1
2009 | 29  | 2
2018 | Yuli Gurriel | 22  | 1
2024 | Yainer Díaz | 22[ao] | 1
Ref:[74]

#### Most outs made

[edit]

| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

|
|
|

1972 | Roger Metzger | 528  | 1
Ref: [75]

#### Most times caught stealing

[edit]

| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

|
|
|

1972 | César Cedeño | 21  | 1
1975 | 17  | 2
1986 | Bill Doran | 19  | 1
1988 | Gerald Young | 29[ap] | 1
1989 | 25  | 2
1990 | Eric Yelding | 25  | 1
2013 | Jose Altuve | 13  | 1
2015 | 13  | 2
2016 | 10  | 3
George Springer | 1
Ref:[76]

### Other leaders

[edit]

#### Adjusted OPS+ leaders

[edit]

| Season  | Player  | Figure  | Times

|
|
|

1994 | Jeff Bagwell | 213  | 1
Ref: [77]

#### Runs created leaders

[edit]

| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

|
|
|

1994 | Jeff Bagwell | 137  | 1
2019 | Alex Bregman | 150[aq] | 1
Ref: [78]

#### Power—speed number leaders

[edit]

| Season  | Player  | Total  | Times

|
|
|

1965 | Jimmy Wynn | 29.1  | 1
1974 | César Cedeño | 35.7  | 1
1999 | Jeff Bagwell | 35.0  | 1
2017 | Jose Altuve | 27.4  | 1
2022 | Kyle Tucker | 27.3  | 1
Ref:[79]

## Annual pitching statistical leaders

[edit]

Key Numbers in bold | Led all Major League Baseball (MLB) players

|

National League | 1962—2012
American League | 2013—present

### Triple Crown categories

[edit]

See also: Triple Crown (baseball)

#### Earned run average (ERA) champions

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Average  | No.

|
|
|

1979 | J. R. Richard | 2.71  | 1
1981 | Nolan Ryan | 1.69  | 1
1986 | Mike Scott | 2.22  | 1
1987 | Nolan Ryan | 2.76  | 2
1990 | Danny Darwin | 2.21  | 1
2005 | Roger Clemens | 1.87  | 1
2006 | Roy Oswalt | 2.98  | 1
2019 | Gerrit Cole | 2.50  | 1
2022 | Justin Verlander | 1.75  | 1
See also: MLB annual ERA leaders • Ref:[80]

#### Wins leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1979 | Joe Niekro | 21[ar] | 1
1989 | Mike Scott | 20  | 1
1999 | Mike Hampton | 22  | 1
2004 | Roy Oswalt | 20  | 1
2015 | Dallas Keuchel | 20  | 1
2019 | Justin Verlander | 21  | 1
2022 | 18  | 2
See also: MLB annual wins leaders • Ref:[81]

#### Strikeout leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1978 | J. R. Richard | 303  | 1
1979 | 313  | 2
1986 | Mike Scott | 306  | 1
1987 | Nolan Ryan | 270  | 1
1988 | 228  | 2
1998[82] | Randy Johnson | 329[as] | 1
2018 | Justin Verlander | 290  | 1
2019 | Gerrit Cole | 326  | 1
See also: MLB annual strikeout leaders • Ref:[83]

### Rate statistical leaders

[edit]

#### Win–loss percentage leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Figure  | No.

|
|
|

1993 | Mark Portugal | .818  | 1
1999 | Mike Hampton | .846  | 1
2001 | Roy Oswalt | .824  | 1
2004 | Roger Clemens | .818  | 1
2018 | Charlie Morton | .833  | 1
2022 | Justin Verlander | .818  | 1
Ref:[84]

#### Walks plus hits per inning pitched (WHIP) leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Figure  | No.

|
|
|

1979 | Ken Forsch | 1.069  | 1
1981 | Don Sutton | 1.015  | 1
1986 | Mike Scott | 0.923  | 1
1990 | Danny Darwin | 1.027  | 1
2010 | Roy Oswalt | 1.025[at] | 1
2015 | Dallas Keuchel | 1.017  | 1
2018 | Justin Verlander | 0.902  | 1
2019 | 0.803  | 2
2022 | 0.829  | 3
Ref:[85]

#### Hits per 9 IP (H/9) leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Figure  | No.

|
|
|

1971 | Don Wilson | 6.549  | 1
1976 | J. R. Richard | 6.835  | 1
1978 | 6.276  | 2
1979 | 6.773  | 3
1981 | Nolan Ryan | 5.980  | 1
1982 | 7.047  | 2
1983 | 6.143  | 3
1986 | Mike Scott | 5.949  | 1
1987 | Nolan Ryan | 6.548  | 4
1991 | Pete Harnisch | 7.020  | 1
1993 | 7.070  | 2
2005 | Roger Clemens | 6.431  | 1
2019 | Justin Verlander | 5.529  | 1
2021 | Lance McCullers Jr. | 6.674  | 1
2022 | Justin Verlander | 5.996  | 2
2024 | Ronel Blanco | 6.131  | 1
Ref:[86]

#### Walks per 9 IP (BB/9) leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Figure  | No.

|
|
|

1979 | Ken Forsch | 1.773  | 1
1990 | Danny Darwin | 1.715  | 1
1999 | Shane Reynolds | 1.437  | 1
Ref:[87]

#### Home runs per 9 IP (HR/9) leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Figure  | No.

|
|
|

1974 | Dave Roberts | 0.265  | 1
1979 | Joaquín Andújar | 0.325  | 1
1981 | Nolan Ryan | 0.121  | 1
1999 | Mike Hampton | 0.452  | 1
2021 | Lance McCullers Jr. | 0.721  | 1
2022 | Framber Valdez | 0.492  | 1
Ref:[88]

#### Strikeouts per 9 IP (SO/9 or K/9)

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Figure  | No.

|
|
|

1969 | Tom Griffin | 9.558  | 1
1978 | J. R. Richard | 9.904  | 1
1979 | 9.636  | 2
1986 | Mike Scott | 10.002  | 1
1987 | Nolan Ryan | 11.480  | 1
1988 | 9.327  | 2
2018 | Gerrit Cole | 13.818  | 1
2019 | 12.399  | 2
Ref:[89]

#### Strikeout-to-walk ratio (K/BB)

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Figure  | No.

|
|
|

1962 | Ken Johnson | 3.870  | 1
1979 | J. R. Richard | 3.194  | 1
1981 | Don Sutton | 3.586  | 1
1986 | Mike Scott | 4.250  | 1
1987 | Nolan Ryan | 3.103  | 1
1998 | José Lima | 5.281  | 1
1999 | Shane Reynolds | 5.324  | 1
2006 | Roy Oswalt | 4.368[au] | 1
2018 | Justin Verlander | 7.143  | 1
2019 | 7.818  | 2
''Ref:[90]

### Cumulative statistical leaders

[edit]

#### Games played leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1990 | Juan Agosto | 82  | 1
1992 | Joe Boever | 81[av] | 1
2018 | Ryan Pressly | 77[aw] | 1
Ref:[91]

#### Games started leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1973 | Jerry Reuss | 40[ax] | 1
1983 | Joe Niekro | 38[ay] | 1
1984 | 38  | 2
1987 | Mike Scott | 36[az] | 1
1995[92] | Doug Drabek | 31[ba] | 1
1998 | Shane Reynolds | 34[bb] | 1
1999[93] | 35[bc] | 2
José Lima | 1
2004 | Roy Oswalt | 35[bc] | 1
2005[94] | 35[bd] | 2
2006[95] | Andy Pettitte | 35[ba] | 1
2018 | Dallas Keuchel | 34  | 1
Justin Verlander | 1
2019 | 34[ba] | 2
Ref:[96]

#### Games finished leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1992 | Doug Jones | 70  | 1
2003 | Billy Wagner | 67[be] | 1
2008 | José Valverde | 71  | 1
2019 | Roberto Osuna | 56  | 1
Ref:[97]

#### Saves leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1964 | Hal Woodeshick | 23  | 1
1969 | Fred Gladding | 29  | 1
2008 | José Valverde | 44  | 1
2019 | Roberto Osuna | 38  | 1
MLB annual saves leaders • Ref:[98]

#### Complete games leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

2014 | Dallas Keuchel | 5  | 1
2022 | Framber Valdez | 3  | 1
Ref:[99]

#### Shutout leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1979 | Joe Niekro | 5[bc] | 1
1986 | Bob Knepper | 5  | 1
Mike Scott | 1
1993 | Pete Harnisch | 4[bf] | 1
1998[82] | Randy Johnson | 6[as] | 1
2015 | Dallas Keuchel | 2[ba] | 1
2018 | Gerrit Cole | 1[bg] | 1
Justin Verlander | 1
2022 | Framber Valdez | 1[bh] | 1
2023 | 2[bi] | 2
2024 | Ronel Blanco | 1  | 1
MLB annual shutout leaders • Ref:[100]

#### Innings pitched leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1986 | Mike Scott | 275+1⁄3 | 1
2015 | Dallas Keuchel | 232  | 1
2019 | Justin Verlander | 223  | 1
2022 | Framber Valdez | 201+1⁄3 | 1
Ref:[101]

#### Hits allowed

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

2018 | Dallas Keuchel | 211  | 1
Ref:[102]

#### Home runs allowed

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

2000 | José Lima | 48  | 1
2007 | Woody Williams | 35  | 1
2008 | Brandon Backe | 36  | 1
Ref:[103]

#### Bases on balls allowed

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1973 | Jerry Reuss | 117  | 1
1975 | J. R. Richard | 138  | 1
1978 | 151  | 2
1979 | 141  | 3
1981 | Nolan Ryan | 98  | 1
1982 | 104  | 2
1994 | Darryl Kile | 82  | 1
2013 | Lucas Harrell | 88  | 1
2021 | Lance McCullers Jr. | 76  | 1
Ref:[104]

#### Earned runs allowed

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

2000 | José Lima | 145  | 1
2008 | Brandon Backe | 112  | 1
Ref:[105]

#### Most losses

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1987 | Bob Knepper | 17  | 1
1993 | Doug Drabek | 18  | 1
2013 | Lucas Harrell | 17  | 1
Ref:[106]

#### Most wild pitches

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1968 | Larry Dierker | 20  | 1
1969 | Don Wilson | 16[bj] | 1
1975 | J. R. Richard | 20  | 1
1978 | 16  | 2
1979 | 19 | 3
Joe Niekro | 1
1981 | Nolan Ryan | 16  | 1
1982 | Joe Niekro | 19  | 2
1983 | 14  | 3
1985 | 21  | 4
1986 | Nolan Ryan | 15  | 2
1994 | Darryl Kile | 10[bk] | 1
2016 | Mike Fiers | 17  | 1
Ref:[107]

#### Most hit batsmen

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1971 | Jack Billingham | 16  | 1
1972 | Jerry Reuss | 10  | 1
1982 | Nolan Ryan | 8  | 1
1993 | Darryl Kile | 15  | 1
1996 | 16[bl] | 2
2017 | Mike Fiers | 13[bm] | 1
Charlie Morton | 1
2018 | 16[bn] | 2
Ref:[108]

#### Batters faced leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1997 | Darryl Kile | 1,056  | 1
2015 | Dallas Keuchel | 911  | 1
2018 | 874  | 2
2022 | Framber Valdez | 827  | 1
Ref:[109]

## Annual fielding leaders

[edit]

### All players

[edit]

#### Putouts leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1972 | Lee May | 1,318  | 1
MLB annual putouts leaders • Ref:[110]

#### Assists leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1995 | Craig Biggio | 419  | 1
1997 | 504  | 2
2009 | Miguel Tejada | 475  | 1
MLB annual assists leaders • Ref:[111]

#### Total zone runs leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1993 | Luis Gonzalez | 22  | 1
2006 | Adam Everett | 40  | 1
2010 | Michael Bourn | 21  | 1
2021 | Carlos Correa | 13  | 1
Ref:[112]

#### Most errors committed

[edit]

Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1966 | Sonny Jackson | 37  | 1
1967 | 35[bo] | 2
1980 | Enos Cabell | 29[bp] | 1
1994 | Andújar Cedeño | 23  | 1
MLB annual fielding errors leaders • Ref:[113]

### Catchers

[edit]

#### Defensive games leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1969 | Johnny Edwards | 151[bq] | 1
1970 | 139[br] | 2
2005 | Brad Ausmus | 138  | 1
2006 | 134  | 2
2020 | Martín Maldonado | 47  | 1
Ref:[114]

#### Putouts leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1969 | Johnny Edwards | 1,135  | 1
1991 | Craig Biggio | 889  | 1
2005 | Brad Ausmus | 884  | 1
2006 | 929  | 2
2018 | Martín Maldonado | 1,021[bs] | 1
2020 | 375  | 2
2022 | 1,025  | 3
Ref:[115]

#### Assists leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1969 | Johnny Edwards | 79[bt] | 1
1970 | 74  | 2
1975 | Milt May | 70  | 1
2022 | Martín Maldonado | 49  | 1
2023 | 51  | 2
Ref:[116]

#### Most errors committed

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1963 | John Bateman | 23  | 1
1966 | 15  | 2
1985 | Mark Bailey | 13[bu] | 1
Ref:[117]

#### Double plays turned leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1966 | John Bateman | 14  | 1
Ref:[118]

#### Most passed balls

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1963 | John Bateman | 16[bv] | 1
1966 | 21  | 2
1976 | Cliff Johnson | 12[bw] | 1
1977 | Joe Ferguson | 16  | 1
1980 | Alan Ashby | 14  | 1
1982 | Luis Pujols | 20  | 1
1984 | Mark Bailey | 17  | 1
1985 | 19  | 2
1991 | Craig Biggio | 13  | 1
2014 | Jason Castro | 11  | 1
2022 | Martín Maldonado | 9  | 1
2023 | 12  | 2
Ref:[119]

#### Most stolen bases allowed

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1962 | Hal Smith | 59  | 1
1964 | Jerry Grote | 51  | 1
1989 | Craig Biggio | 140  | 1
1990 | 117  | 2
1991 | 126  | 3
2014 | Jason Castro | 81  | 1
Ref:[120]

#### Caught stealing leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1970 | Johnny Edwards | 49  | 1
1975 | Milt May | 47  | 1
1977 | Joe Ferguson | 61  | 1
2021 | Martín Maldonado | 19  | 1
Ref:[121]

#### Caught stealing percentage leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Figure  | No.

|
|
|

1997 | Brad Ausmus | 49.5  | 1
Ref:[122]

### Third basemen

[edit]

#### Putouts

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1970 | Doug Rader | 147  | 1
1973 | 134  | 2
1977 | Enos Cabell | 146  | 1
2024 | Alex Bregman | 103[bx] | 1
Ref:[123]

#### Assists

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1970 | Doug Rader | 147  | 1
1972 | 134  | 2
2022 | Alex Bregman | 263[by] | 1
2023 | 281  | 2
2024 | 242  | 3
Ref:[124]

## Player value leaders

[edit]

### Wins Above Replacement (WAR)

[edit]

See also: Wins Above Replacement

#### Overall WAR leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1986 | Mike Scott | 8.2  | 1
2019 | Alex Bregman | 8.9  | 1
Ref:[125]

#### Position player WAR leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1983 | Dickie Thon | 7.4  | 1
1994 | Jeff Bagwell | 8.2  | 1
1999 | 7.4  | 2
2019 | Alex Bregman | 8.9  | 1
2021 | Carlos Correa | 7.2  | 1
Ref:[126]

#### Pitcher WAR leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Pitcher  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1986 | Mike Scott | 8.4  | 1
2005 | Roger Clemens | 7.8  | 1
2007 | Roy Oswalt | 6.6  | 1
2015 | Dallas Keuchel | 6.5  | 1
Ref:[127]

#### Offensive WAR leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

1994 | Jeff Bagwell | 7.7  | 1
1995 | Craig Biggio | 6.5  | 1
2017 | Jose Altuve | 7.8  | 1
Ref:[128]

#### Defensive WAR leaders

[edit]

| Year  | Player  | Total  | No.

|
|
|

2006 | Adam Everett | 4.1  | 1
2010 | Michael Bourn | 3.5  | 1
2011 | Clint Barmes | 2.5  | 1
2021 | Carlos Correa | 2.9  | 1
Ref:[129]

## See also

[edit]

* Texas portal
* Baseball portal

* Baseball awards
* Baseball statistics
* List of MLB awards
* Sabermetrics

## References

[edit]

Footnotes

1. ^ Berra was a major league coach for the Astros.
2. ^ Also wore number 4 (1988–89).
3. ^ Morgan played two saperate stints for the Colts .45s/Astros, first from 1963–1971, and again in 1980.
4. ^ Also wore numbers 12 (1963), 35 (1964), and 8 (1980).
5. ^ Discontinued in 2012 and replaced by the MLB Reliever of the Year Award in 2014.
6. ^ a b c Acquired from the Arizona Diamondbacks prior to the trade deadline in 2019. Greinke's statistics for the entire season were considered for his All-MLB Team and Wilson awards selection, while the Gold Glove and Silver Sluggers Awards were both earned for his play in the National League. Greinke appeared in 26 of 36 total games with the Diamondbacks that season, and all 10 remaining games were with the Astros.
7. ^ Altuve is the only player in major league history to represent both the National (NL) and American Leagues (AL) in an All-Star Game as a member of the same team. His 2012 appearance was on the NL roster, while all subsequent appearances have been with the AL.
8. ^ Awarded in MLB since 2022.
9. ^ Awarded in MLB since 2011.
10. ^ Awarded in MLB since 2020.
11. ^ Awarded by MLB from 2005–2013 to one reliever in the major leagues each month with sponsorship from DHL.
12. ^ Co-winner with Luis Arráez of the Minnesota Twins.
13. ^ Beginning in 2013, the Pitcher of the Year Award was redesignated as both a Starting Pitcher of the Year Award and Relief Pitcher of the Year Award, bestowed to one of each in both the AL and the NL.
14. ^ Prior to 2013, the award was given one pitcher each in both the AL and the NL.
15. ^ In 1961, and from 1963–2003, one Rookie Position Player of the Year and one Rookie Pitcher of the Year was selected from each league. Starting in 2004, this system was abandoned in favor of selecting one rookie from each league for the award.
16. ^ From 1938–1985, one Manager of the Year Award was given for all of MLB. Starting in 1986, it was bestowed to one of each in both the AL and the NL.
17. ^ Co-winner with J. J. Watt of the Houston Texans (NFL).
18. ^ Selection criteria for the Wilson MLB Defensive awards have evolved throughout its lifespan. Beginning in 2012, the year the awards were instituted, and through 2013, one award was presented to one player on each team, regardless of position, as well as one to the outstanding defender for each league, regardless of position or team. In 2014, the selection criteria were narrowed to one player at each position in the major leagues, regardless of team or league (AL or NL)—allowing teams to have multiple winners—while maintaining one award presented to the outstanding defender in each league. Further, in each year of the awards' existence, one award was presented to the outstanding defensive team in the major leagues. Since 2020, no Wilson MLB awards have been presented.
19. ^ The Kile Award is bestowed to the player who best exemplifies Kile's virtues of being "a good teammate, a great friend, a fine father and a humble man." Two awards were presented annually from 2003 to 2019, one to a Houston Astro and one to a St. Louis Cardinal (until 2019), and selected, respectively, by the Houston and St. Louis chapters of the Baseball Writers' Association of America (BBWAA).[48]
20. ^ Tied with Andre Dawson of the Chicago Cubs.
21. ^ Tied with Willie Montañez of the Philadelphia Phillies.
22. ^ Tied with Larry Walker of the Montreal Expos.
23. ^ Tied with Nate McLouth of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
24. ^ Tied with Freddie Patek of the Kansas City Royals.
25. ^ Tied with Gene Richards of the San Diego Padres.
26. ^ Tied with Albert Belle of the Cleveland Indians and Frank Thomas of the Chicago White Sox.
27. ^ Tied with Edgar Martínez of the Seattle Mariners.
28. ^ Bourn was acquired by the Atlanta Braves prior to the trade deadline in 2011.
29. ^ Tied with Dan Driessen of the Cincinnati Reds.
30. ^ Tied with Bobby Darwin of the Minnesota Twins.
31. ^ Tied with Wally Backman of the New York Mets.
32. ^ Tied with Omar Vizquel of the Cleveland Indians.
33. ^ Tied with Bobby Murcer of the Chicago Cubs.
34. ^ Tied with Dave Parker of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia Phillies.
35. ^ Tied with Steve Garvey and Carmelo Martínez of the San Diego Padres, and Gary Matthews of the Chicago Cubs.
36. ^ Tied with Joe Carter of the Toronto Blue Jays.
37. ^ Tied with Rico Brogna of the Philadelphia Phillies and Jeff Kent of the San Francisco Giants.
38. ^ Tied with Evan Longoria of the Tampa Bay Rays.
39. ^ Tied with Marcus Semien of the Texas Rangers and Alec Bohm of the Philadelphia Phillies.
40. ^ Tied with Albert Pujols of the St. Louis Cardinals.
41. ^ Tied with Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees.
42. ^ Tied with Vince Coleman of the St. Louis Cardinals.
43. ^ Tied with Christian Yelich of the Milwaukee Brewers.
44. ^ Tied with Phil Niekro of the Atlanta Braves.
45. ^ a b Led MLB, but neither the AL nor the NL. Johnson was acquired from the Seattle Mariners (AL) prior to the 1998 trade deadline.
46. ^ Oswalt was acquired by the Philadelphia Phillies prior to the trade deadline in 2010.
47. ^ Tied with Matt Bush of the Milwaukee Brewers.
48. ^ Tied with Kenny Rogers of the Texas Rangers.
49. ^ Pressly was acquired from the Minnesota Twins prior to the trade deadline in 2018.
50. ^ Tied with Jack Billingham of the Cincinnati Reds and Steve Carlton of the Philadelphia Phillies.
51. ^ Tied with Dan Petry of the Detroit Tigers.
52. ^ Tied with Shane Rawley of the Philadelphia Phillies and Zane Smith of the Atlanta Braves.
53. ^ a b c d Tied with 4 others.
54. ^ Tied with Kevin Brown of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Darryl Kile of the Colorado Rockies, and Curt Schilling of the Philadelphia Phillies.
55. ^ a b c Tied with 5 others.
56. ^ Tied with 8 others.
57. ^ Tied with Éric Gagné of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Keith Foulke of the Chicago White Sox.
58. ^ Tied with Jack McDowell of the Chicago White Sox.
59. ^ Tied with 17 others.
60. ^ Tied with 15 others.
61. ^ Tied with Gerrit Cole of the New York Yankees.
62. ^ Tied with Jim Maloney of the Cincinnati Reds, and Andy Messersmith and Tom Murphy of the California Angels.
63. ^ Tied with Richie Lewis of the Florida Marlins and Scott Sanders of the San Diego Padres.
64. ^ Tied with Kevin Brown of the Florida Marlins and Al Leiter of the San Francisco Giants and Montreal Expos.
65. ^ Tied with José Berríos of the Minnesota Twins.
66. ^ Tied with Rick Porcello of the Boston Red Sox.
67. ^ Tied with Dick Allen of the Philadelphia Phillies.
68. ^ Tied with Garry Templeton of the St. Louis Cardinals.
69. ^ Tied with Randy Hundley of the Chicago Cubs.
70. ^ Tied with Johnny Bench of the Cincinnati Reds and Dick Dietz of the San Francisco Giants.
71. ^ Maldonado was acquired from the Los Angeles Angels prior to the trade deadline in 2018.
72. ^ Tied with Randy Hundley of the Chicago Cubs and Mike Ryan of the Philadelphia Philles.
73. ^ Tied with Mike Scioscia of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
74. ^ Tied with Tim McCarver of the St. Louis Cardinals.
75. ^ Tied with Thurman Munson of the New York Yankees and Darrell Porter of the Milwaukee Brewers.
76. ^ Tied with Nolan Arenado of the St.Louis Cardinals.
77. ^ Tied with Matt Chapman of the Toronto Blue Jays.

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