Astros may trade Peña and Paredes ahead of MLB deadline
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 22, 2026, 7:44 PM
Last updated Jul 22, 2026
As the MLB trade deadline approaches, the Houston Astros are considering trading infielders Jeremy Peña and Isaac Paredes. Rival executives believe that dealing these players could yield significant returns, enhancing Houston's future prospects while maintaining competitiveness. Peña, a premier shortstop known for his defensive and offensive skills, is viewed as a top trade asset, while Paredes offers versatility across the infield. If the Astros decide to pursue trades, they could acquire several top prospects and young talent. The outcome of these discussions remains uncertain, with potential ramifications for Houston's playoff aspirations.
- •Astros face important trade decisions ahead of the deadline
- •Jeremy Peña is a top shortstop and valuable trade chip
- •Isaac Paredes provides flexibility and power at the plate
- •Potential trades could generate a significant return for Houston
- •Houston aims to balance immediate competitiveness with future potential
- 7:44 PMYahoo Sports — Astros could be huge MLB trade deadline winners if they trade 2 specific players
"Houston needs to trade both these players ASAP
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