Depth, in a way, has been a pleasant problem for the Houston Astros for some time since Isaac Paredes and Carlos Correa joined the roster, in a return to the organization after having played four seasons with the Minnesota Twins.
The Houston Astros paused the grind of a late-September pennant race on Tuesday to mark a personal milestone for one of their own. Carlos Correa turned 32 years old, and the club used its social channels to send a simple, festive happy birthday greeting to the injured infielder who has been missing from the lineup since early May.
The Houston Astros received encouraging news on Carlos Correa after the shortstop underwent a medical evaluation. Astros manager Joe Espada said Correa has no structural damage and is dealing with lingering inflammation.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Houston Astros manager Joe Espada announced that star infielder Carlos Correa was cutting short his bid to return from major ankle surgery and would instead focus on coming back healthy to start the 2027 season.
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The Astros will have to fight for a playoff spot without Carlos Correa. Correa, once a long shot to return, came close but won’t be available for the rest of 2026.
The Astros lost their most significant rehab case on Tuesday when manager Joe Espada confirmed Carlos Correa will not return this season. The decision
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The Houston Astros won’t be getting Carlos Correa back after all. Correa has been out since the beginning of May due to an ankle injury, but manager Joe Espada announced on Tuesday that the team is shutting down Correa for the season.
The reunion between the Houston Astros and Correa has not quite gone according to plan.
Astros manager Joe Espada has informed reporters, including Chandler Rome of The Athletic, that infielder Carlos Correa will not be coming off the injured list to rejoin the Astros this year.
The Houston Astros have reached the point of the season where every game feels like it carries the weight of about five. With two weeks remaining in the regular season, Houston’s grip on the American League West has become increasingly tenuous.
As the Houston Astros look to maintain their slim one-game lead in the AL West, they may look to try an intriguing move involving Carlos Correa. During an appearance on the Foul Territory podcast Monday, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reported that Correa could play some second base if he makes it back for the rest of the regular season.
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The Houston Astros are considering an unexpected defensive alignment for Carlos Correa if he can make it back before the regular season ends. Houston is weighing the possibility of moving Correa to second base, per Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal, a position he has never played during his 12-year MLB career.
The Houston Astros are weighing moving Carlos Correa to second base upon his return to the lineup, per The Athletic. According to the report, the team views Correa as a potentially better solution at second than Jose Altuve or Isaac Paredes.
Houston Astros star Carlos Correa is hoping to return from injury this season. Could Correa play a completely new position once he returns, though? According to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, it is a possibility.
The Houston Astros have had an up-and-down season, but that hasn’t stopped them from staying in first place in the AL West. Granted, the Texas Rangers are right behind them, but if they can finish the season strong, they shouldn’t have much to worry about.
The Houston Astros are closing in on getting a key piece of their infield, Carlos Correa, back just in time as the race to the postseason is heating up with just weeks left in the regular season.
A key part of the Houston Astros lineup could return in time for their final playoff push.
Carlos Correa’s season was supposed to be over in May. The Astros infielder underwent surgery to repair a tendon tear in his left ankle three months back.
Carlos Correa may unexpectedly be dropping back down from the rafters. The injured Houston Astros shortstop Correa spoke with reporters on Saturday. During the interview, Correa made the surprise revelation that there is a “chance” he could still return in the 2026 MLB season.
The Houston Astros suffered another blow as they attempt to overcome a slow start to the season.
The Houston Astros may have to soldier on without Carlos Correa for the foreseeable future.
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.
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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.
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