The MLB offseason has gotten off to a roaring start, and we've only just reached the month of December. Impactful players like Taylor Ward, Brandon Nimmo and Sonny Gray have already been traded, and arguably the best free agent pitcher, Dylan Cease, is off the board as well.

The Houston Astros underwent a sizable reshuffling of their roster over the past year. Two franchise pillars left before the 2025 season. One returned in July, and Houston's starting lineup during the summer included many faces unfamiliar to casual fans of Houston's Golden Era. Further reorganization will continue this offseason.

Cincinnati Reds are eyeing Minnesota Twins star Byron Buxton to inject power into their lineup. A proposed three-team trade, involving the Astros, cou

With the MLB trade rumors going on at full swing, the Houston Astros could be on the verge of adding another experienced arm to their pitching staff. According to KBO insider Daniel Kim, right-hander Ryan Weiss is close to signing with Houston after putting together one of the best seasons in the Korean league.

The Astros are getting interest in center fielder Jake Meyers and are open to trading him for rotation help. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

The legendary baseball writer foresees a potential reunion between the Astros and one of the best pitchers of his time.

The Houston Astros are currently linked to St. Louis Cardinals All-Star and Golden Glove Award-winning infielder.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/cardinals/onsi as Cardinals-Astros Rumors Growing Around 28-Year-Old All-Star. Nolan Arenado and Sonny Gray aren’t the only All-Stars who could have already played their final game as a member of the St. Louis Cardinals.

The Astros on Friday announced they tendered contracts to all 11 of their arbitration-eligible players, in the wake of subtracting two others from their roster this week -- utilitymen Mauricio Dubón (traded to the Braves) and Ramón Urías (designated for assignment).