Despite the slew of injuries throughout the roster, the Houston Astros are one of the best teams in baseball this season. The Astros can look to add a few different positions at the MLB trade deadline, with a left fielder, second baseman, and a lefty bat the top needs.

Houston is optimistic that Cristian Javier, who had Tommy John procedure last June 6, could return at some point in this season’s second half.

LeMahieu is still owed roughly $22 million from the Yankees, who designated him for assignment earlier this week. General manager Brian Cashman called the move “best for the roster configuration going forward,” citing LeMahieu’s declining production and limited defensive mobility as factors.

The Houston Astros are in a great spot heading into their final series ahead of the MLB All-Star Game. With a record of 55-39, they are sitting atop the America

The Houston Astros need to add a starting pitcher this season. ESPN's Jeff Passan recently connected the Astros to a huge trade for a starter.

Stephen Parello of Climbing Tal's Hill laid out the strong case for Espada to earn the AL Manager of the Year Award from Major League Baseball at the end of the season.

Rodgers (oblique) has resumed hitting, running and throwing while rehabbing in Florida, MLB.com reports. Rodgers has been sidelined since June 18 and is eligible to be activated as soon as he is healthy. It's unclear if he'll need a rehab assignment, but he is expected to return at some point in July.

Washington Nationals top pitching prospect, Marquis Grissom Jr., will be rocking little feet burritos with his Chipotle-inspired cleats for MLB Futures Game.

One of the best feel-good stories of the 2025 MLB campaign thus far was the return of Houston Astros starter Lance McCullers Jr. to the mound back in May. The t