The Houston Astros have struggled mightily to produce runs thus far in the 2025 MLB regular season. They have a team slash line of .226/.304/.336, which are all in the bottom half of the league.
Third baseman Isaac Paredes was a big piece of the return the Houston Astros received when they made the difficult decision to deal longtime superstar outfielder Kyle Tucker to the Chicago Cubs.
The Houston Astros have been a legitimate championship contender for the better part of the last decade. However, up until their most recent series, the Astros were limping along throughout the first two weeks of the 2025 season.
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Hayden Wesneski gets a quality start and his first Astros win while Isaac Paredes homers for his third time in three games Hayden Wesneski got his first win today, in part thanks to a start at least good enough for any fifth starter, and in part thanks to some rare run support from the beleaguered Astros offense.
The Houston Astros are on the cusp of beginning their season with Opening Day coming up on Thursday against the New York Mets. After the Grapefruit League schedule finished, the Astros now are getting a chance to play two final tune up exhibition games against Triple-A Sugar Land in their home stadium -- the newly named Daikin Park.
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The Astros announced this afternoon that they have released outfielder Ben Gamel and left-hander Jalen Beeks.
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The Houston Astros have had a very back-and-forth offseason, making some quality signings but also allowing multiple players to depart. One of the most notable moves for them during this span of time has been the trade of Kyle Tucker, sending him to the Chicago Cubs.
With pitchers and catchers reporting for the Houston Astros, the team will be getting set for one of the most challenging years they have faced in a long time.
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The Houston Astros lineup is going to feature several new faces in 2025. One of the players who will be assuming a major role will be Isaac Paredes, who was acquired from the Chicago Cubs in the offseason blockbuster that sent star right fielder Kyle Tucker out of town.
The Chicago Cubs traded Isaac Paredes to the Houston Astros earlier this offseason as a way to clear the path for Matt Shaw to fight for the opening-day job.
The Chicago Cubs gave up a lot to get Isaac Paredes from the Tampa Bay Rays near the trade deadline last season. Then, they got rid of Paredes. Dealt in
The Chicago Cubs traded for Isaac Paredes at the MLB trade deadline, and he is under team control for a few more years. The question is, should the Cubs give him a contract extension while they still have him under that team control?
What the Cubs are doing flies in the face of conventional wisdom. Most teams would be selling their impending free agents and looking to add prospects as they build for the future. Instead, the Cubs are charting their own course as a buyer at the deadline.
The Tampa Bay Ray are shipping infielder Isaac Paredes to the Chicago Cubs in a move which has a few interesting angles.
The All-Star infielder is generating a lot of interest within the AL West alone now that the Rangers have also joined the mix.
The Astros, looking to lengthen their lineup and get more production out of first base, are among the teams with interest in Rays infielder Isaac Paredes.
At 48-48 this season, the fourth-place Rays are quickly becoming irrelevant in an extremely tough AL East division. That could force them to make some drastic choices at the trade deadline.
In a recent column at The New York Post, Jon Heyman looks at some notable players that could be dealt before the deadline.
It’s the week before the All-Star break. The Tampa Bay Rays are 12 games out in the AL East and 5.5 games back of the final AL Wild Card spot. They’re only one game under .500, but their run differential is a putrid -65.
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Rays infielder Isaac Paredes has drawn trade interest from several teams, MLB Network’s Jon Morosi reports, with the Mariners and Blue Jays among the suitors.
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