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Astros tried to land Twins' 2.03 ERA reliever at trade deadline
According to Jeff Passan of ESPN, the Astros were looking to land a Minnesota Twins reliever at the trade deadline, with an eye on Griffin Jax, a right-handed reliever. But, they weren't pursuing him alone; he would've been a part of the Carlos Correa blockbuster.
For one night, Jesús Sánchez is the face of the Astros’ trade deadline
Before it began, Sánchez served as an archetype for what the Astros desired. He hits left-handed, ravages right-handed pitching and can play all three outfield positions, ideal for an imbalanced roster that’s missing its starting center fielder and witnessing a regression from the rookie playing right. Sánchez fixes all of those flaws.
According to a report on Tuesday afternoon from KPRC 2's Ari Alexander, the Astros are signing first baseman Jon Singleton to ...
The Astros brought first baseman Jon Singleton back on a minor league deal after he briefly elected free agency. Read more at ...
Amid a frustrating summer for the San Francisco Giants, at least future Hall of Famer Justin Verlander is pitching better of late. There are two problems: the G ...
It is a move that Jim Bowden of The Athletic (subscription required) highlighted in a recent piece handing out superlatives, calling Correa’s return the best reunion.
The Houston Astros and Minnesota Twins have agreed to a trade sending shortstop Carlos Correa back to the Astros, the teams ...
The big news prior to Thursday’s Trade Deadline was the Astros reuniting with Carlos Correa after he agreed to waive his ...
At the MLB trade deadline, the Astros were reportedly in on Carlos Correa until talks stalled, or so we thought.
Houston Astros All-Star third baseman Isaac Paredes has opted to forgo surgery on what the team described as a "severe" ...
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