Framber Valdez Has Hit His Stride On an Astros team that has claimed the likes of Justin Verlander, Gerrit Cole, and Zack Greinke in recent years, it’s easy to overlook Valdez. But he’s been a ...

Framber Valdez made a promise to give back to the community in a tangible way when he was growing up in the Dominican Republic. This past December he kept that promise as he inaugurated his second ...

Astros left-hander Framber Valdez was scratched from today’s start due to soreness on the top of his left elbow after playing catch, with Chandler Rome of The Athletic among those to relay the news.

Houston's Framber Valdez threw a no-hitter in the Astros' 2-0 win against the visiting Cleveland Guardians on Tuesday night. Valdez retired the first 12 batters, with six strikeouts, before Oscar ...

Their ace pitcher Framber Valdez got the win, dazzling in his seven innings of work. The lefty allowed just four hits and two walks, while striking out four and allowing no runs over the course of ...

Framber Valdez does not seem hopeful to re-sign with Houston Astros Every situation is different, but it remains to be seen what general manager Dana Brown wants to do with this team.

ARLINGTON, Texas – Framber Valdez just missed his second career no-hitter, a few days more than a year after his first. The Houston left-hander still got the victory in a streak of starts that ...

CHICAGO - In-game pitch tracking for Framber Valdez's outing against the White Sox on Friday indicated a deviation by the Houston Astros left-hander. Of the 87 pitches Valdez threw at Rate Field ...

Framber Valdez threw a no-hitter for the Astros, needing only 93 pitches.That is the fewest pitches thrown in a no-hitter or perfect game since David Cone in 1999.Cone threw 88 pitches in a ...

During his first two postseason starts, Valdez surrendered 10 runs and 14 hits across seven innings. “Framber’s pitched big games before. I think we’re making a lot out of Framber’s emotions.

Framber Valdez rebounded from a tough Game 1 against the Red Sox with an eight-inning gem in Game 5, giving the Astros a 3-2 ALCS lead.

Framber Valdez’s curveball grip. (Jake Kaplan / The Athletic) For the spin-loving Astros, the potential of Valdez’s stuff won out over any potential bias against his age.