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MLB insider reveals how close Astros were to a trade for Padres' Dylan Cease
The Houston Astros were busy with under two hours left in the MLB trade deadline. Their first move was a wild one, reuniting with Carlos Correa in a trade with the Minnesota Twins. Houston's next deal brought in outfielder Jesus Sanchez to be the team's much-needed left-handed hitting outfielder.
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 headlines in the days following the Trade Deadline for the Astros were dominated by the return of Carlos Correa, and for ...
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Fact check: Online rumor that Jose Altuve was not let into a Louis Vuitton store in Houston is false
A social media story that went viral over the weekend about Jose Altuve being denied entrance at a Louis Vuitton store in ...
The Houston Astros rediscovered their offense on Monday against the host Miami Marlins, and the visitors will attempt to keep it going in the second game of a three-game series on Tuesday.
Jason Alexander pitched six scoreless innings, Jeremy Peña doubled twice and the Houston Astros used a five-run fourth to ...
The most shocking move of the MLB trade deadline this year was the Houston Astros' acquisition of Carlos Correa from the Minnesota Twins. It as a reunion that m ...
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Feeling at 'home' with Astros, newcomer Jesús Sánchez provides spark in beating old Marlins squad
The interaction captured an initial impression Sánchez has made on his new club. When he joined them in Boston, Sánchez said ...
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