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Astros Sign 28-Year-Old Free Agent Away from Rival Rangers

Astros Sign 28-Year-Old Free Agent Away from Rival Rangers

Summary

The Houston Astros signed infielder Jax Biggers, who previously played for the Texas Rangers, to a minor-league contract. Biggers, 28, chose free agency in November and signed with the Astros on December 18. The Astros assigned him to their Triple-A team but may change his assignment after spring training.

Key Facts

  • Jax Biggers is 28 years old and played as an infielder.
  • The Texas Rangers drafted Biggers in 2018.
  • He played in the minor leagues for seven years before becoming a free agent.
  • Biggers had a .772 On-base Plus Slugging (OPS) in Triple-A in 2024.
  • The Rangers moved him from Triple-A to Double-A for much of the past season.
  • The Astros signed him on December 18 and plan to start him in Triple-A.
  • Biggers attended the University of Arkansas before joining professional baseball.

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