The Houston Astros released pitcher Dylan Coleman on Friday, officially removing him from the organization. Earlier, Coleman had been taken off the Astros’ 40-man roster. His time in the 2024 season was mainly spent at the Triple-A level, where he struggled with performance.
Over the course of 36 innings, Coleman posted a 6.50 ERA, indicating significant challenges on the mound. Additionally, his strikeout-to-walk ratio (42 strikeouts to 42 walks) reflects control issues that contributed to his difficulties this season.
This move signals that the Astros have decided to part ways with Coleman entirely, as his performance this season fell below expectations.
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