The Houston Astros have both Carlos Correa and Isaac Paredes at third base.
The Houston Astros asked rookie Jeremy Peña to do the impossible, replace franchise icon Carlos Correa as a rookie. At 24-years-old, he exceeded expectations with a five bWAR season and a World Series MVP.
How many of the National League Cy Young Award winners since 1967 can you name in seven minutes?
The Twins dealt Carlos Correa to the Astros in the world's most obvious salary dump before the July 31 MLB trade deadline, and they've now released the only player they received in exchange for their former star and clubhouse leader.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
The Houston Astros’ 2025 season ended sooner than the team expected. Despite making a push for a playoff berth in the final stretch of the season, Joe Espada and his team finished just shy of the postseason.
The Astros’ season ended stunningly, and with it, the team’s remarkable run of October came crashing down. Their fate has been sealed after a late twist in the Guardians-Rangers game, and it has eliminated the Astros from playoff contention for the 1st time since 2016.
The Houston Astros are slumping at the worst possible time. Less than three weeks ago, Houston had a 3.5-game lead in the AL West and appeared certain to reach the playoffs for the ninth-straight season.
The Houston Astros were feeling confident rolling into their important series against the Seattle Mariners this past weekend. With the division race likely
There is, however, one thing that stands out about Milwaukee's roster when compared to previous World Series winners that might be a bit of a concern for the Brewers when it comes to winning it all this season.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Houston Astros had a few clear needs to address ahead of the MLB trade deadline this year that general manager Dana Brown was not shy about discussing.
The Astros removed veteran star Jose Altuve from their win over the Braves in the third inning today due to what the team has termed “right foot discomfort.
The Houston Astros entered Thursday needing a win to get back on track. Unfortunately for them, Carlos Correa and Co. had no chance against Kevin Gausman and the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Houston Astros needed every bit of Carlos Correa's milestone home run on Wednesday. In a game the Astros edged out the Toronto Blue Jays 3-2, Correa reached a new round number for career home runs.
Watching the Houston Astros play baseball recently has been painful, especially for their fans.
As Jack McMullen aptly said on the August 1st episode of the Just Baseball Show, “this was a vibes trade.” He was referring to the Houston Astros bringing back Carlos Correa in a stunning July 31, deadline-day move, acquiring the former franchise cornerstone from the Minnesota Twins in exchange for minor league left-hander Matt Mikulski and cash.
While the race for the top of the American League West continues to be a battle between the Houston Astros and Seattle Mariners, one move made by the Astros at the MLB trade deadline may ultimately swing the division (and maybe more) in their favor.
One week into Carlos Correa's return to the Houston Astros, his teammates are appreciative of the at-bats he is producing. Correa is off to a strong start since being acquired from the Minnesota Twins, and he can give the Astros a second straight series victory on Saturday afternoon when they visit the slumping New York Yankees.
The Minnesota Twins’ decision to trade Carlos Correa may have inadvertently set the wheels in motion on another major deal the team made last Thursday.
In the history of MLB, 31 players have hit 13 or more home runs in the postseason over the course of their careers. How many can you name in six minutes?
A beaming Carlos Correa walked around the clubhouse prior to Friday's road game against the Boston Red Sox. His comfort level was high and he chatted with longtime friend Jose Altuve while putting on a Houston Astros uniform for the first time since 2021.
Now-former Twins star Carlos Correa was sent to the Houston Astros on Thursday in a shocking trade deadline deal, but it was essentially a salary dump for Minnesota.
Carlos Correa gave the Twins something of an ultimatum when the possibility of a trade came up.
Did anyone see this coming? Hours before the trade deadline, the Minnesota Twins reportedly sent Carlos Correa back to the Houston Astros, where he began his career and won (*cough*) a World Series.
Carlos Correa is being linked with a sensational trade back to the Houston Astros. Multiple reports indicated that the Astros have interest in trading for Correa.
As the Astros seek help in the infield following injuries to Isaac Paredes and Jeremy Pena, they’ve looked into the possibility of bringing Carlos Correa back to Houston.
Could the Astros reunite with a franchise legend before the trade deadline?
Carlos Correa still cannot escape the wrath of Los Angeles Dodgers fans. The Minnesota Twins played the Dodgers on Monday at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, Calif.
Things are bleak in Twins Territory these days. A team that was 34-27 just three weeks ago has lost 14 of its last 17 games heading into Tuesday night, largely due to a complete inability to keep opponents from piling up runs.
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