Back in 2022, with the Houston Astros seemingly having no need for him anymore, Carlos Correa inked a three-year, $105.3

Carlos Correa, who started his career in Houston, is coming back to the Astros in a deadline deal with the Twins.

Carlos Correa is returning to Houston, giving the Astros a huge — and familiar — boost after they reacquired the shortstop from the Minnesota Twins just before Thursday's trade deadline, according to a person with direct knowledge.

Jesús Sánchez gives the Astros a left-handed bat, something general manager Dana Brown said was a priority for the team entering the trade deadline.

According to Mark Feinsand of MLB.com, the Astros are swinging a deal with the Miami Marlins for outfielder Jesus Sanchez. The Marlins' 27-year-old is a left-handed bat that general manager Dana Brown has been looking for, and can lock down left field for the Astros.

The Houston Astros add outfielder Jesús Sánchez to address their right-handed-heavy lineup as the final hours of the deadline commence, per reports.

The Minnesota Twins traded Carlos Correa to the Astros on Thursday, according to multiple reports. He will play third base for the team, according to MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand. The 30-year-old waived his no-trade clause for the deal to go through.

Cease could just be a half-year rental because of all the starting pitchers on Houston's injured list. The Astros have a full rotation sidelined. Lance McCullers, Luis Garcia, Ron

The Houston Astros know they need starting pitching to push forward in their pursuit of the American League West, and they have their eyes set on Dylan Cease.