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Astros Assistant GM Connor Huff Resigns for Opportunity Outside Baseball
Connor Huff has resigned as an assistant general manager of the Houston Astros to take a new opportunity outside baseball.
He had been with the club since 2022 and was promoted to assistant general manager at the end of the 2025 season.
Houston still has two assistant general managers, Gavin Dickey and Charles Cook.
The team has also hired Randy Flores as general manager and Brad Ausmus as manager this offseason.
The Astros are rebuilding their front office after moving on from former general manager Dana Brown in August.
Houston won its division despite a .500 record, then lost its playoff series to the White Sox in a sweep.
The team has approval to hire Huff's replacement, but Flores has not said whether that person will be an assistant general manager or take another role.
Astros assistant general manager Connor Huff has resigned to take an opportunity outside baseball.
General manager Randy Flores said Huff had left the organization.
Huff had been with Houston since 2022 and became assistant general manager at the end of the 2025 season.
The Astros still have two assistant general managers, Gavin Dickey and Charles Cook.
Flores said he had approval to hire a replacement for Huff but did not specify the role.
- Who
- Connor Huff, the Astros' assistant general manager, resigned.
- What
- He left the organization to take an opportunity outside baseball.
- When
- This week, according to the article published November 15, 2026.
- Where
- The Houston Astros organization.
- Why
- To take a new opportunity outside baseball.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Huff joined the Astros.
Houston promoted Huff from vice president of business and baseball operations to assistant general manager.
Huff resigned to take an opportunity outside baseball.
- Joined Astros
- 2022
- Promoted to assistant general manager
- End of the 2025 season
- Other assistant general managers
- Gavin Dickey and Charles Cook
- Replacement
- Flores had approval to hire one; the role was not specified
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