The Houston Astros have been a hot topic of conversation recently, after shocking everyone by signing relief pitcher Josh Hader to a 5-year, $95 million contract.

Many believed the Astros roster was set before the Hader signing, so is it possible the Astros aren't done making moves? According to Astros GM Dana Brown, there could be more coming. Brown told reporters recently that the club would have interest in a left-handed outfielder with some speed if the opportunity presents itself.

Which makes sense, considering the loss of Michael Brantley. But this is a very different approach to free agency that we haven't seen from Houston. Owner Jim Crane typically doesn't pay market value for free agents, and he also rarely goes past the first tax threshold. Some projections have the Astros within a few million dollars of the second tax threshold.

Would “YOLO” Jim Crane really consider making another substantial move? And what position would this new addition play? Replacing Jake Meyers in center field would be the obvious answer, but that would mean Yordan Alvarez would be used as a DH almost exclusively. Which is fine by us, but Yordan seems to enjoy playing defense.

It seems more likely that the club would pursue a less expensive option, that would add depth and keep Houston from crossing any more levels of the tax threshold. But then again, we didn't anticipate them going over the first threshold and handing out the biggest relief pitcher contract in history.

Be sure to watch the video above as we react to Brown's comments, the Hader deal, and what this roster will look like on Opening Day.

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