The 2026 MLB Draft is officially over, and the Houston Astros came away with 22 players across two days in Philadelphia. You can read about their Day One picks here.
As for Day Two, here is a look at who they picked up.
Round 5, Pick 153: Gavin Eddy, RHP, Cal
- 2.87 ERA this season
- Mid-90s fastball with a strong breaking ball
Round 6, Pick 182: Michael Addari, RHP, Illinois State
- 2.27 ERA with 73 strikeouts over 67.1 innings
- 6-foot-6 right-hander
Round 7, Pick 211: Bryan Carney, RHP, University of Olivet
- 1.35 ERA and 0.79 WHIP with 122 strikeouts in 73.1 innings
- 14.97 strikeouts per nine innings
Round 8: Aaron Piasecki, OF, Troy
- Hit .337 with 10 home runs
Round 9: Ryan Pruitt, OF, South Florida
- Speed and contact skills
Round 10: Taz Butler, RHP, Kansas State
Round 11: Peyton Fiene, RHP, Odessa Junior College
- Touches 96 mph with three off-speed pitches
- 20 years old
Round 12: Owen Nowak, OF, Middle Tennessee State
- Hit .316 with 36 walks and just 11 strikeouts in 57 games
Round 13, Pick 391: Jack Beck, SS, Columbia Central HS, Tennessee
- Hit 21 balls harder than 100 mph at the combine
- Longest home run at the combine at 466 feet
- Committed to Georgia Southern
Round 14, Pick 421: Brady Thomas, RHP, Jacksonville State
- Two-way player announced as a pitcher
- 6-foot-5, 215 lbs
- Hit .329 with 11 home runs last year
- Struck out 18 over 14.1 innings on the mound
Round 15, Pick 451: James Tronstein, SS/OF, Harvard-Westlake HS, California
- No. 170 ranked prospect in the draft
- Plus bat speed and above average runner
- Committed to Vanderbilt
Round 16: Rashawn Galloway, C, Texas State
Round 17, Pick 511: Ben Tryon, INF, Dallas Baptist
- Hit .315/.426/.540 with 11 home runs and 37 RBIs as a junior
- Can play first base and corner outfield
Round 18: Petey Soto Jr., SS, Utah State
- Hit .347 with 6 home runs and 13 stolen bases in 59 games
Round 19: Noah Miller, C, Michigan
Round 20: Mick Uebelhor, LHP, Western Kentucky
- 59 strikeouts in 44.2 innings with a 3.43 ERA
The Astros added 22 players over two days. A promising class for the Astros. Keep an eye on these names as they work their way through the system, per MLB.
