Houston Astros to Wrap Up 2023 Spring Training Against Sugar Land Space Cowboys

The Houston Astros released their 2023 Spring Training schedule Wednesday.
Houston Astros to Wrap Up 2023 Spring Training Against Sugar Land Space Cowboys
Houston Astros to Wrap Up 2023 Spring Training Against Sugar Land Space Cowboys /
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The Houston Astros will play 29 Spring Training games in 2023, starting Feb. 25 at The Ballpark of The Palm Beaches in West Palm Beach, Fla. The Astros will also host a World Baseball Classic opponent on March 8, which is still to be determined. 

The Astros will play 15 games at home and 14 games on the road, ending their stay in Florida on March 26. Ticket information, game times and a promotional scheduled will be released at a later date.

After leaving the East Coast, the Astros will close out Spring Training with two exhibition games — one at Minute Maid Park and one at Constellation Field against the Sugar Land Space Cowboys. The two teams were scheduled to face each other before the lockout last winter pushed back the start of the season.

Houston Astros' 2023 Spring Training Schedule
Houston Astros' 2023 Spring Training Schedule / Source: Houston Astros

The Space Cowboys’ exhibition game with the Astros on March 27 will be the first ever playing appearance by a Major League Baseball club of any kind in Sugar Land, per the team's release.

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Kenny Van Doren
KENNY VAN DOREN

Kenny Van Doren is a writer for FanNation's 'Inside the Astros,' part of Sports Illustrated. Kenny formerly covered the Astros for Climbing Tal's Hill of FanSided. Kenny also attends the University of Missouri where he studies journalism.