
Correa is joining the Twins. Composite image by Jack Brame.
According to multiple sources, former Astros shortstop Carlos Correa is signing with the Minnesota Twins. Correa and the Astros were unable to reach an agreement, so Correa is signing a 3-year contract for $105.3 million with Minnesota.
Carlos Correa to Twins for 3 years, $105.3 million: Roundtable reaction from The Athletic’s MLB writers
via @TheAthletic https://t.co/F5w7CblJFN
— Jake Kaplan (@jakemkaplan) March 19, 2022
The Astros reportedly have interest in former Rockies shortstop Trevor Story, along with several other teams
Yankees and Astros likely have an edge in Trevor Story pursuit as he’d play SS in either place. Two good choices since they are also winning teams. Yankees are definitely in whereas they really weren’t in on Correa. Prefer Story.
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) March 19, 2022
Cam Smith takes center stage in Astros' blowout win
Jun 18, 2025, 1:16 am
Cam Smith hit two of Houston's five home runs and finished with four hits as the Astros routed the Athletics 13-3 on Tuesday night to halt their four-game winning streak.
CAM SOLO SHOT!#VoteCam ⭐️ https://t.co/W06pfHQMR1 pic.twitter.com/7rrvEtpEm0
— Houston Astros (@astros) June 18, 2025
Jason Alexander, claimed off waivers from the Athletics last month, pitched six shutout innings for Houston before tiring in the seventh. Mauricio Dubón, Christian Walker and Cooper Hummel also homered for the Astros.
Smith and Dubón went back-to-back in the fourth.
AIRCRAFT. CARRIER. #VoteCam pic.twitter.com/UcXm8NVs60
— Houston Astros (@astros) June 18, 2025
Smith connected for leadoff shots in the second and fourth. He drove in three runs and scored three times. The 22-year-old rookie has five major league homers — and two multihomer games.
Dubón followed Smith's second home run with his second this season for a 5-0 lead against A's starter JP Sears, who walked the bases loaded in the first before giving up a two-run single to Jake Meyers.
Smith finished off his first four-hit game with an RBI double in the eighth.
Alexander (1-0) threw a season-high 95 pitches in his 12th career start and first since Sept. 18, 2022, with Milwaukee. He allowed three runs — two earned — and three hits.