In one of the more surprising moves of the MLB trade deadline, shortstop Carlos Correa is headed back to the Houston Astros.

For a team that values versatility, Ramón Urías can play second, short and third and gives manager Joe Espada plenty of ...

However, even with the massive moves the Astros made at the trade deadline, ESPN analyst Bradford Doolittle didn't view the ...

While acquiring Carlos Correa was Houston’s highest-profile move, the deal for Jesús Sánchez addressed a priority for Astros.

Michael Shapiro is a sports reporter for Chron, covering the Astros, Rockets, Texans and every team in town. Michael is a ...

The Astros have a stellar shortstop in All-Star Jeremy Pena, so Correa has agreed to play third base. He was at the position ...

Correa was at third and batting cleanup. He had played 1,186 games at shortstop in his major league career, and none at third ...

"I never thought this would happen or there was a chance for this to happen," Correa said before hitting cleanup Friday at ...

Carlos Correa no iba a renunciar a su cláusula de no intercambio. Pero cuando los Mellizos le afirmaron que estarían ...

It was just like old times, sort of. Carlos Correa and Alex Bregman on field together. But it was Correa back with Astros and ...

Major League Baseball's trade deadline brought plenty of chaos Thursday, with dozens of deals capping a frenetic 24 hours.

The Houston Astros welcomed back Carlos Correa back to the team, even if his first plate appearance did not go as planned.