Houston Astros games look quite different thus far with Brendan Rogers, not perennial All-Star Jose Altuve, manning second base. Barring anything unexpected, don’t plan on seeing Altuve shift from left field back to second for any potential playoff run.
The MLB trade deadline isn’t until July 31, but rumors are already suggesting that teams like the Houston Astros could make a notable move.
With the Houston Astros off to a bit of a slow start to the year, they might want to consider making a trade to help bolster their lineup. This offseason, the Astros were one of the most active teams in terms of players coming and going.
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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.
The Houston Astros are off to a sluggish start to the season and concerns are still surrounding the team after a chaotic winter. Due to all the changes for the Astros this offseason, there was reason to be concerned about how the team would perform in 2025. So far those concerns have been validated early on.
The Houston Astros switched things up this season after moving Jose Altuve off of second base and into the outfield. However, his transition over to left field has been quite the roller coaster so far, as, at times, the two-time World Series winner has struggled to begin the season.
One of the more interesting subplots of the Houston Astros’ 2025 season is Jose Altuve’s ongoing transition to left field, his new defensive home after spending the entirety of his big league career prior to this year at second base.
Jose Altuve delivered a go-ahead single in the top of the 10th inning, and the Houston Astros rallied for a 9-7 win over the Minnesota Twins on Sunday afternoon in Minneapolis.
It's been a bit of a roller coaster for Jose Altuve and the Houston Astros in their series against the Minnesota Twins. Coming off their sweep against the San Francisco Giants, the Astros were able to bounce back by securing a win in Game 1 of their set with the Twins.
Houston Astros’ legend Jose Altuve has built a career on putting the bat on the ball better than just about anyone in the modern era. But on Thursday afternoon at Target Field, the Astros second-baseman-turned-left-fielder experienced a first…and not a good one.
Jose Altuve is still experiencing plenty of growing pains in the outfield.
Altuve has looked lost in left as the Astros are embarrassing a franchise icon by playing him out of position.
The Houston Astros made a major change to their defensive alignment this offseason when it was announced that Jose Altuve would no longer be playing second base.
For well over a decade, Jose Altuve has been critical to the Houston Astros' sucess. That certainly wasn't the case Thursday. The Astros came away with a 5-2 win in their series opener against the Minnesota Twins.
Jose Altuve has been one of the toughest outs in baseball going all the way back to the early 2010s. Regardless of any personal opinions on him relating
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Jose Altuve continues to be an adventure in the outfield. Altuve was in left field for the Houston Astros’ spring training game against the New York Mets at CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches in Palm Beach, Fla., on Wednesday.
The Houston Astros were desperate to find outfielders.
It’s a good thing it’s spring training, because Jose Altuve needs all the practice he can get in the outfield.
Altuve has gotten the bulk of his spring training work in left field.
Back in January, long-time Houston Astros second baseman, Jose Altuve, was rumored to be considering a position change with the potential of Alex Bregman returning to the organization.
After experimenting with Jose Altuve in left field at spring training, the Houston Astros are flipping the switch. The career infielder will play a "majority" of his games this season in left, manager Joe Espada said Monday.
Houston Astros second baseman Jose Altuve had been mentioned as a candidate to play left field in 2025. That position change is set to happen.
The concept of Jose Altuve moving from second base to left field first emerged when the Astros reengaged with Alex Bregman late in the offseason.
Career second baseman Jose Altuve will make his spring training debut on Friday, and he'll do it in left field, Houston Astros manager Joe Espada told reporters on Wednesday.
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