Astros consider trades as deadline approaches next month
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 6:09 PM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
With the MLB trade deadline 10 days away, the Houston Astros, currently four games under.500, may look to buy despite their declining performance. General manager Dana Brown's decisions will be influenced by team owner Jim Crane, who has previously shaped roster moves. The Astros are linked to potential left-handed pitchers and outfielders as their offensive production from these areas ranks last in the league. Meanwhile, the Mets are in seller mode, with president David Stearns expected to move significant players, signaling a shift in their roster strategy for the future.
- •MLB trade deadline is 10 days away.
- •Astros seek upgrades despite poor record.
- •David Stearns looks to sell during deadline period.
- •Mets may move key players such as Freddy Peralta.
- •Astros last in offensive production from outfielders.
- 6:09 PMYahoo Sports — MLB trade deadline: What's ahead for the Astros? Which teams are going to sell? And what will David Stearns do with the Mets?
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