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Astros tried to land Twins' 2.03 ERA reliever at trade deadline
According to Jeff Passan of ESPN, the Astros were looking to land a Minnesota Twins reliever at the trade deadline, with an eye on Griffin Jax, a right-handed reliever. But, they weren't pursuing him alone; he would've been a part of the Carlos Correa blockbuster.
Correa returns to Astros in stunner trade with Twins
Carlos Correa, one of the most popular players in club history and a standout performer during the Astros’ rise from a 100-loss rebuilding club to World Series champion, is headed back to Houston after he agreed to waive a no-trade clause Thursday.
Carlos Correa rejoins Astros in stunning trade with Twins: Trade grades
Correa will waive his no-trade clause and the Twins are sending the Astros $30 million of the $96 million guaranteed to Correa over the next three seasons. The Twins will get a prospect in return, left-handed pitcher Matt Mikulski.
Unfortunately, that hasn't been the case this time around, currently posting a 3.00 ERA with the Astros, but 4.30 on the year ...
The big news prior to Thursday’s Trade Deadline was the Astros reuniting with Carlos Correa after he agreed to waive his ...
MIAMI — The Houston Astros optioned left-hander John Rooney to Triple-A Sugar Land before Tuesday’s game in Miami and ...
The Houston Astros have made a few huge moves this season, but there are still some big decisions to be made in the coming ...
The Houston Astros and Minnesota Twins have agreed to a trade sending shortstop Carlos Correa back to the Astros, the teams ...
The Astros pursued right-hander Dylan Cease at last Thursday's trade deadline but were unable to strike a deal with the Padres.
Before it began, Sánchez served as an archetype for what the Astros desired. He hits left-handed, ravages right-handed ...
The Houston Astros have added to their roster despite the passing of the trade deadline. While the Astros are locked up in an ...
The Astros were in talks to add a frontline starter but a deal didn't materialize. However, there are other internal options.
Amid a frustrating summer for the San Francisco Giants, at least future Hall of Famer Justin Verlander is pitching better of late. There are two problems: the G ...
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