Astros Abruptly Cut Ties with 6-Year Veteran Gold Glover
Summary
The Houston Astros made roster changes, adding pitcher Miguel Ullola to their team, which led to designating Ramón Urías for assignment. Urías, who joined the Astros in July through a trade, played 35 games with them but is now likely to enter free agency due to the Astros' player overfill.Key Facts
- The Houston Astros added pitcher Miguel Ullola to their 40-man roster.
- To make room for Ullola, the Astros designated infielder Ramón Urías for assignment.
- Urías was acquired by the Astros in a trade with the Baltimore Orioles in July.
- In 35 games with the Astros, Urías hit .223 with 3 home runs and 10 RBIs.
- Urías played at second and third base for the Astros, showing defensive versatility.
- He is eligible for arbitration if another team claims him, but he may choose free agency if not claimed.
- The Astros decided to move Urías due to having several players for his position.
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