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Blue Jays send OF Joey Loperfido to Astros

Joey Loperfido returns to Astros with something still to prove

Joey Loperfido is back with the Astros after his homegrown rise through the Houston system. Here’s what his return could mean for the 2026 roster.

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Astros get former top prospect Loperfido back in trade with Toronto

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Blue Jays send OF Joey Loperfido to Astros for OF Jesús Sánchez

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PCA, Bregman tout stacked Team USA

Pete Crow-Armstrong let out a slight laugh earlier this week when asked about the quality of Team USA’s roster for the upcoming World Baseball Classic.

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Astros trade Jesus Sanchez to Blue Jays to reunite with Joey Loperfido

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Cubs agreeing to multi-year deal with reliever Miller (reports)

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Toronto Blue Jays Swing Surprising Trade For Slugging Outfielder

What they lost in Santander was power, so they've tried to replace some of that with Sanchez.

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How does Jesús Sánchez trade impact this Blue Jays trio?

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Jays Trade Joey Loperfido for Jesús Sánchez

Astros, Carlos Correa and World Baseball Classic

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Astros' Carlos Correa explains World Baseball Classic absence - and Bad Bunny's offer to help out

After Carlos Correa was unable to obtain insurance to play in the upcoming World Baseball Classic, the Houston Astros third baseman and Team Puerto Rico hopeful received an offer from countryman and s...

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Astros’ Carlos Correa advised to decline Bad Bunny’s WBC insurance gift

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Did Bad Bunny try to get Astros star on World Baseball Classic team?

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Bad Bunny wanted to pay Carlos Correa’s WBC insurance. Officials said ‘it was a bad idea’

After Houston Astros third baseman Carlos Correa could not receive insurance to play for his native Puerto Rico in next month’s World Baseball Classic, the country’s biggest celebrity made a last-ditc...

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Carlos Correa breaks silence on Bad Bunny’s ‘bad idea’ for the WBC

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Amid investigation, Bad Bunny had ‘bad idea’ for MLB star: ‘Tried to do everything possible’

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Astros’ Jose Altuve makes brutally honest admission about his 2025 performance

Houston Astros star Jose Altuve shared a brutally honest assessment of his performance during the 2025 season.

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Astros Veteran Details Bad Bunny’s Attempt to Buy WBC Insurance

Carlos Correa confirmed Bad Bunny offered to pay his WBC insurance, but MLB, the Astros and his agent rejected the proposal. The post Astros Veteran Details Bad Bunny’s Attempt to Buy WBC Insurance appeared first on Heavy Sports.

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Brown says Astros ‘not done’ as Correa reveals why he declined outside WBC insurance offer

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Carlos Correa had an opportunity to play for Puerto Rico in the World Baseball Classic, even with an outside offer to cover his insurance. But after consulting Major League Baseball, the Houston Astros and his agent, Correa said the decision to stay with Houston was clear.

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Houston Astros GM Drops Major Tease at More Incoming Moves

The Houston Astros have had a relatively busy MLB offseason, but on Friday they weren’t done making moves.On Friday morning, the Astros pulled off a trade with the Toronto Blue Jays. They sent outfielder Jesus Sanchez to the Blue Jays in exchange for outfielder Joey Loperfido.

MLB rumors: Yankees trade for infielder; Pirates continue to add offense; Astros still shopping Isaac Paredes

The Athletics have sent infielder Max Schuemann to the Yankees in a trade that also sends minor-league pitcher Luis Burgos to the A's. Schuemann, 28, hit .197/.295/.273 with 0.2 WAR last season in 101 big-league games. He's played mostly shortstop at the MLB level, but has also seen time at third, second and even in the outfield.

Astros Rising Third Baseman Stands Out in Latest MLB Preseason Rankings

After spending seven consecutive seasons with the Houston Astros, infielder Carlos Correa found himself signing with the Minnesota Twins as a free agent in Marc

Astros GM teases exciting trade news: 'We're not done yet'

Astros GM teases exciting trade news: 'We're not done yet' originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Houston Astros are, just like the rest of the Major League Baseball world, gathering for the beginning of camp ahead of Spring Training.