The Astros could face a tough decision regarding what to do with a full infield.

HOUSTON (AP) — Carlos Correa’s attempt to return this year from ankle surgery ended when his doctor said it could put the Houston Astros infielder in jeopardy of not being ready for the start of next ...

Manager Joe Espada shot down any thought of Correa returning during the postseason, should the Astros qualify.

The Houston Astros provided a telling injury update on shortstop Carlos Correa as he pursues a return to the lineup.

The third baseman had ramped up efforts to return after an ankle injury that was believed to be season-ending, but that comeback has encountered complications.

Astros manage Joe Espada told reporters Carlos Correa (ankle) will not return this season. Espada elaborated that Correa didn’t suffer a setback or a new injury, but the daily workload of the recovery ...

The Houston Astros will miss out on their star shortstop for the rest of the MLB season after the franchise coach shared an update on Carlos Correa's injury.The Astros manager, Jeo Espada, confirmed ...

Jeremy Peña and Correa effectively would give the Astros two shortstops up the middle and allow Isaac Paredes to stay at third base.

Speaking publicly for the first time since it was announced this week he would not be playing again in 2026, Carlos Correa on ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Correa described how his hamstrings and quads began to lock up as he swam back toward the boat, with his three-year-old son Kylo ...

Carlos Correa's teams have been fortunate to roster excellent closers such as Luke Gregerson, Ken Giles, Ryan Pressly, Jhoan Duran and Josh Hader. For the biggest save of his life, though, he wants to ...

Carlos Correa has never played second base in his major league career.