Jeff Bagwell, a Hall of Famer, spent his entire career with the Astros and is one of the greatest first basemen in MLB history. He won the 1994 NL MVP and was a key figure in the team's success. His number was retired in 2007.
Craig Biggio, a Hall of Famer, played his entire 20-year career with the Astros. He was a versatile player, excelling at catcher, second base, and outfield. His number was retired in 2008.
Jim Umbricht was a relief pitcher for the Astros who tragically passed away from cancer in 1964. His number was retired in 1965 in honor of his courage and contributions to the team.
Mike Scott, a dominant pitcher in the 1980s, won the 1986 NL Cy Young Award and led the Astros to the NLCS that year. His number was retired in 1992.
Nolan Ryan, one of the greatest pitchers in MLB history, played for the Astros from 1980 to 1988. He threw two of his record seven no-hitters with the team. His number was retired in 1996.
Don Wilson was a talented pitcher for the Astros who tragically passed away in 1975. His number was retired in 1975 in honor of his contributions to the team.
Jose Cruz, a fan favorite, spent 13 seasons with the Astros and was one of the most consistent hitters in team history. His number was retired in 1992.
Larry Dierker, a longtime Astros player and manager, was instrumental in the team's success during the 1990s. His number was retired in 2002.
Nicknamed "The Toy Cannon" due to his small stature and immense power, Jimmy Wynn was one of the most feared hitters in Astros history. Playing for Houston from 1963 to 1973, Wynn hit 223 home runs for the team and was known for his keen eye at the plate.
