The Houston Astros traded for Carlos Correa to get help in their batting order and to take over at third base. The leadership comes with the package.

Astros are bringing back Carlos Correa, their 2015 Rookie Of the Year, 2017 World Series champion and three-time All-Star.

After being in an 0-for-29 slump, Jesús Sánchez erupted with his second career five-hit game in Thursday's win at Baltimore.

Houston has welcomed back its World Series champion, who has quickly become a leader in the clubhouse and looks rejuvenated at the plate.

Carlos Correa immediately stepped back into his leadership role with the Astros when he was acquired from the Twins at the Trade Deadline. Even after spending 3 1/2 seasons in Minnesota, Correa is sti

Carlos Correa knew what Devin Williams was going to throw on his go-ahead single three pitches before the beleaguered reliever threw it. Williams opened the top of the 10th with a fastball that missed outside by several feet, going to the backstop and sending automatic runner Jose Altuve to third. That was all Correa needed to see.

The Houston Astros will have a decision to make in the offseason. With the addition of Carlos Correa at the trade deadline, the Astros' infield has all of a sudden become very crowded.

Come the 2025-2026 offseason, the Astros front office will be one to follow closely. A lot of changes could be coming for just the infield. Brice Matthews, who is the Astros' top prospect and was previously called up, could also factor into the infield in 2026.