The Houston Astros have had to deal with a litany of injuries to key contributors throughout the 2025 MLB regular season.

Despite Paredes' injury, Brown clarified that the team was already considering bolstering their lineup. "We're still looking for a left-handed bat, so that hasn't changed," Brown explained. "If it's an infielder, great. If it's an outfielder, we'll take that too. It hasn't really changed much, it's just more of a preference for an infielder now."

With the MLB trade deadline less than a week away, the Houston Astros are expected to be buying talent to bolster their injured roster. Houston could bring in a left fielder or second baseman. But after the injury to Isaac Paredes, their plans have taken a turn.

It looked liked Arenado was Houston bound this offseason when the two sides agreed to a trade shortly after the Kyle Tucker deal. However, believing that the Astros were entering a rebuild, Arenado exercised his no trade clause and vetoed the deal.

The Houston Astros have taken MLB by storm, and they could get even better by acquiring this slugger from the Baltimore Orioles.

During the offseason, the Astros and Cardinals agreed to a deal that would bring Arenado, the 10-time Gold Glove and six-time Platinum Glove winner, to Houston. But, using his no-trade clause, Arenado vetoed the deal.

For the Astros, this Saturday in the park wasn’t anything like the Fourth of July. But in one way, it resembled every game since. For the 17th consecutive time, Houston saw its opponent score first, w

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The Houston Astros have suffered from health woes all year, and the problem only continued with an announcement made on Friday.

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