Jeff Luhnow

Jeff Luhnow is the General Manager of the Houston Astros.^[1]

Luhnow has a dual degree in business and engineering.^[2] He served as a vice president for the St. Louis Cardinals from 2003 through 2011.^[1]

References

Formerly the Houston Colt .45s • Based in Houston, Texas

Ballparks

Colt Stadium • Astrodome • Minute Maid Park
Spring Training: Cocoa Expo Stadium • Osceola County Stadium

Culture

AstroTurf • Junction Jack • Orbit • Crawford Boxes • Rainbow Guts • Continental League • The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training • Wildcard Wednesday

Retired Numbers

5 • 7 • 24 • 25 • 32 • 33 • 34 • 40 • 42 • 49

Key Personnel

Owner: Jim Crane • General Manager: Jeff Luhnow • Manager: Brad Mills

National League
Pennants (1)

Division Titles

Rivalries

Houston Astros general managers

Houston Colt .45's (1962-1964)	Paul Richards

Houston Astros (1965-present)	Smith Richardson McMullen Smith Rosen Wagner Wood Watson Hunsicker Purpura Smith Wade Luhnow


American League
East Division Dan Duquette (Baltimore Orioles) Ben Cherington (Boston Red Sox) Brian Cashman (New York Yankees) Andrew Friedman (Tampa Bay Rays) Alex Anthopoulos (Toronto Blue Jays)	Central Division Kenny Williams (Chicago White Sox) Chris Antonetti (Cleveland Indians) Dave Dombrowski (Detroit Tigers) Dayton Moore (Kansas City Royals) Terry Ryan (Minnesota Twins)	West Division Jerry Dipoto (Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim) Billy Beane (Oakland Athletics) Jack Zduriencik (Seattle Mariners) Jon Daniels (Texas Rangers)
National League
East Division Frank Wren (Atlanta Braves) Michael Hill (Miami Marlins) Sandy Alderson (New York Mets) Rubén Amaro, Jr. (Philadelphia Phillies) Mike Rizzo (Washington Nationals)	Central Division Jed Hoyer (Chicago Cubs) Walt Jocketty (Cincinnati Reds) Jeff Luhnow (Houston Astros) Doug Melvin (Milwaukee Brewers) Neal Huntington (Pittsburgh Pirates) John Mozeliak (St. Louis Cardinals)	West Division Kevin Towers (Arizona Diamondbacks) Dan O'Dowd (Colorado Rockies) Ned Colletti (Los Angeles Dodgers) Josh Byrnes (San Diego Padres) Brian Sabean (San Francisco Giants)