With Yordan Alvarez still sidelined, the Astros have a need they want to secure before the trade deadline approaches.

The Houston Astros haven't been the best at getting ahead when it comes to locking up their young stars to long-term deals. While Yordan Alvarez, Jose Altuve and Alex Bregman come to mind when thinking back upon who was extended a deal,

A player who has been tagged recently as a possible target for the Astros is Baltimore Orioles outfielder Ryan O’Hearn. Robert Murray of FanSided made the case for O’Hearn to land in Houston.

Paredes suffered a right hamstring injury during Saturday’s matchup with the Seattle Mariners and was removed from the game. Through an interpreter, he said he will return to Houston tomorrow to be evaluated. He said this hamstring injury initially “hurts more than the other one,” which kept him out for three games in June via Matt Kawahara.

Nolan Arenado is expected to remain with the St. Louis Cardinals through the trade deadline after teams showed a lack of interest in the third baseman, according to USA Today’s Bob Nightengale.

The Houston Astros are in Seattle to play a three-game series with the Mariners. On Sunday, Houston will conduct some post-draft business.

The Astros are facing the Mariners in a divisional showdown but Houston suffered yet another injury, losing All-Star Isaac Paredes.

The Houston Astros are an interesting team to follow at the trade deadline. They're going to have some big decisions to make in the coming weeks.

It's easy to forget, but the New York Mets seemed far away from the playoffs at this point two years ago. At the All-Star Break of 2023, they were 42-48, 18.5 g