The Astros' World Series roster has one key change after ALCS

The Houston Astros released its World Series roster ahead of Game 1 Tuesday. 

The Astros' 25-man roster looks very similar to the American League Championship Series roster with one key difference: veteran reliever Chris Devenski. 

Devenski replaced rookie Bryan Abreu who played only once during ALCS in Game 1. 

The players on the roster: 

Hitters:

• Jose Altuve, 27
• Yordan Alvarez, 44
• Michael Brantley, 23
• Alex Bregman, 2 
• Robinson Chirinos, 28
• Carlos Correa, 1
• Aledmys Diaz, 16
• Yuli Gurriel, 10
• Martin Maldonado, 12
• Jake Marisnick, 6
• Josh Reddik, 22
• George Springer, 4
• Kyle Tucker, 3

Pitchers

• Gerrit Cole, 45
• Chris Devenksi, 47
• Zack Greinke, 21
• Will Harris, 36
• Josh James, 39
• Roberto Osuna, 54
• Brad Peacock, 41
• Ryan Pressly, 55
• Hector Rondon, 30
• Joe Smith, 38
• Jose Urquidy, 65
• Justin Verlander, 35

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