Houston Astros Tickets

With a record of 55-107 last season, the Astros made the kind of history that no team wants to make, as they became only the second team in Astros history to lose 100 plus games. So perhaps change will be a good thing in Houston, as the Astros shift from the NL West to the AL West, giving each league 15 teams. The Houston Astros move to the American League West division in ’13 will mark the start of a new era in Houston baseball, but things will certainly be difficult as the team will face off against the likes of Oakland, Anaheim, Texas, and Seattle with greater frequency. The Astros certainly won’t be a favorite to make it to the World Series this season, but things are starting to turn around in Houston so now is the time to join in the action with Houston Astros baseball tickets.

The Astros dismissed manager Brad Mills late in '12 and interim manager Tony DeFrancesco will take over the reigns for the Astros in 2013. DeFrancesco has a tall order in store in what should be a very tough challenging AL West division with the likes of '12 playoff teams Oakland and Texas. The good news about playing that division is that the Houston Astros schedule offers plenty of chances to see cross-state rival Texas, as well as the always the star-studded lineup of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. You can get your Houston Astros baseball tickets right now from GoTickets.

Minute Maid Park, which formerly had the unfortunate name of Enron Field, is really a great place to watch a Major League Baseball game. The retractable roof stadium comes in handy when the Houston summers get too hot, but there are plenty of times when the roof will be open so that fans can enjoy the pleasant weather. Get your Houston Astros tickets today for all the games you want to see this season.