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Paredes’ Injury, Possible Correa Reunion and More: Here’s What to Follow for the Astros Ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline

HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS, JUL 30 – The Astros face a roster challenge after Isaac Paredes' hamstring injury and are weighing options including Carlos Correa, Nolan Arenado, and Eugenio Suárez before the trade deadline.

  • The Houston Astros are dealing with a major setback as All-Star third baseman Isaac Paredes sustained a right hamstring injury on July 19, putting him out of action for an extended time.
  • This injury prompted the Astros to seek infield reinforcements before Thursday's 5 p.m. MLB trade deadline, with former Astro Carlos Correa emerging as a potential target.
  • Correa, a three-time All-Star shortstop who was first selected by Houston in 2012, is currently signed with Minnesota on a six-season deal valued at $200 million, which includes complete no-trade rights.
  • This season, Correa has a.267/.319/.386 slash line with a 93 OPS+ in 93 games but deals with chronic plantar fasciitis and is considered by some analysts to be in early decline.
  • If acquired, Correa would likely shift to third base to replace Paredes, but the Twins' high asking price and Correa’s substantial salary commitments make a trade uncertain ahead of the deadline.
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The Houston Astros were hit hard in the midst of their restructuring plans by confirming that the third Mexican base Isaac Paredes will be out of action between six and seven months due to an injury to the tendon of the corva. According to sources, they are now strongly interested in getting Carlos Correa back to the organization. The initial diagnosis suggests that Isaac Paredes will need a long rehabilitation process, although there is optimis…

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USA Today broke the news in United States on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.
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