HOUSTON – Ever since he was hired as the general manager for the Houston Astros in 2011, Jeff Luhnow has had a profound impact on the organization’s success, highlighted by the team’s 2017 World Series title. With an emphasis on data and analytics on players, Luhnow drafted players such as Carlos Correa, Alex Bregman, Lance McCullers and Kyle Tucker. It took a few years, but Luhnow built the Astros into one of baseball’s teams beyond just that World Series win in 2017. The Los Angeles Angels are in the market for a new general manager, and Luhnow might be a candidate they would consider, according to CBS Sports. Once the baseball off-season commences, it remains to be seen if more GM openings will pop up, and whether Luhnow will get another crack.