Astros Predicted To Sign Ace To 2-Year, $38 Million Deal To Bolster Roster
Summary
The Houston Astros are planning to strengthen their pitching lineup for the next season by possibly signing Shota Imanaga, a free agent pitcher from the Chicago Cubs. The proposed contract is for two years and worth $38.5 million, which could help fill the gap left by their current ace, Framber Valdez, who they might lose due to salary constraints.Key Facts
- The Houston Astros are looking to improve their roster after a disappointing last season.
- The Astros missed the postseason last year after struggling in the second half.
- They need to enhance their pitching staff, especially as they are likely to lose Framber Valdez.
- Shota Imanaga, a pitcher from the Chicago Cubs, is a potential signing for the Astros.
- The predicted contract for Imanaga is two years, worth $38.5 million.
- The Astros face competition from teams like the Blue Jays, Padres, Angels, and Giants for Imanaga.
- Imanaga would help replace the left-handed pitching presence of Valdez.
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