In fact, a total of 15 players played either their first MLB inning or still had rookie eligibility for the Houston Astros last year. This article will focus on the top rookie performers from last year’s campaign.
HONORABLE MENTIONs: Tyler White, James Hoyt, Jandel Gustave
Tyler White (aka “The Machine”) was the biggest surprise coming out of spring training. He beat out Jonathan Singleton and A.J. Reed for the starting first baseman job. He ended up hitting .217 with 8 HR and 28 RBI in 276 plate appearances.