HOUSTON — Reggie Jackson, who became an influential voice for Houston Astros owner Jim Crane across their four-year partnership, told the New York Post he is leaving the Astros organization.

After four seasons as part of the Houston Astros, Baseball Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson is leaving the organization. Chandler Rome of The Athletic had the information on Saturday morning. Jackson joined Crane’s inner circle before the 2021 season and carried the official title of “special advisor.

Baseball Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson is a free agent again after leaving the Astros, The Post has learned. Jackson recently told Astros owner Jim Crane he was leaving the team after nearly four years there as what he termed a “pseudo executive,” Jackson told The Post.

Reggie Jackson is leaving his role with the Houston Astros after three-plus years with the organization, he told the New York Post. Jackson, 78, joined the Astros in 2021 as a special advisor to team owner Jim Crane after spending nearly three decades as an advisor with the New York Yankees.

The Houston Astros and Major League Baseball legend Reggie Jackson are parting ways, and Jackson is opening up about the reason why. Jackson says he wanted to spend more time with his family in California.

MLB legend Reggie Jackson is leaving his front-office role with the Houston Astros, but that does not necessarily mean he is finished with baseball.