Houston Astros first baseman Christian Walker (oblique) has yet to resume swinging a bat at camp but will take infield on ...

Walker had flown back to Houston to get the oblique examined. Astros manager Joe Espada told reporters Friday the MRI didn’t ...

Walker injured his left oblique a little less than a week ago, but an MRI didn't show a strain and he's easing back into baseball activities. It's not clear when he might be ready to swing a bat and ...

Walker (oblique) said Sunday that he won't swing a bat for a few days before beginning a hitting progression later on next week, Brian McTaggart of MLB.com reports.

Owner Jim Crane commented that Smith “could make the ballclub this year at some point." That point could come sooner than ...

Christian Walker missed a month of last season with a left oblique injury. Now, the Astros first baseman felt tightness in ...

The Houston Astros had an eventful offseason to say the least The team watched as long-time third baseman Alex Bregman left ...

The Astros received some good news on first baseman Christian Walker, as an MRI on his sore left oblique showed no strain, ...

Astros newcomer Christian Walker speaks on not only the new atmosphere, but also the team overcoming the subtraction of stars ...

Considering veteran first baseman Christian Walker has dealt with some oblique injuries in the past, the Astros decided to ...

Houston Astros' new first baseman, Christian Walker, walked into the clubhouse feeling optimistic that his injury isn't as severe as it was a year ago. Walker, who signed a 3-year $60-million deal ...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Houston Astros first baseman Christian Walker received some good news regarding the oblique issue that has limited him this spring training. Walker had flown back to ...