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The Houston Astros have set their 2017 American League Championship Series roster ahead of the matchup with the New York Yankees. The biggest change for the Astros is the removal of infielder Tyler White and the addition of Collin McHugh.
McHugh was not selected to be a starter for the ALDS against the Red Sox with Dallas Keuchel, Justin Verlander, Brad Peacock, Charlie Morton getting starts instead. With the lack of changes to the roster, expect Houston to contiue to use those four for the pitching rotation.
Both teams are going with 12 pitchers, while Houston is keeping three catchers on the roster.
The following players made the Astros 25-man roster for the ALCS:
Pitchers
RHP Chris Devenski
RHP Ken Giles
RHP Luke Gregerson
RHP Will Harris
LHP Dallas Keuchel
LHP Francisco Liriano
RHP Lance McCullers Jr.
RHP Collin McHugh
RHP Charlie Morton
RHP Joe Musgrove
RHP Brad Peacock
RHP Justin Verlander
Catchers
Juan Centeno
Evan Gattis
Brian McCann
Infielders
Jose Altuve
Alex Bregman
Carlos Correa
Marwin Gonzalez
Yuli Gurriel
Outfielders
Carlos Beltran
Derek Fisher
Cameron Maybin
Josh Reddick
George Springer
The Yankees did not make any changes from their ALDS roster including the same 25-man roster for the ALCS.
Pitchers
RHP Dellin Betances
LHP Aroldis Chapman
LHP Jaime Garcia
RHP Sonny Gray
RHP Chad Green
RHP Tommy Kahnle
LHP Jordan Montgomery
RHP David Robertson
LHP CC Sabathia
RHP Luis Severino
RHP Masahiro Tanaka
RHP Adam Warren
Catchers
Austin Romine
Gary Sanchez
Infielders
1B Greg Bird
2B Starlin Castro
3B Todd Frazier
SS Didi Gregorius
1B/3B Chase Headley
UTL Ronald Torreyes
Outfielders
Jacoby Ellsbury
Brett Gardner
Aaron Hicks
Aaron Judge
Designated Hitter
Matt Holliday