Summary
The article discusses the possibility of the Houston Astros trading for Byron Buxton, an All-Star center fielder from the Minnesota Twins. Though Buxton has expressed loyalty to the Twins, there is speculation he might waive his no-trade clause. The Astros see Buxton as a potential fit to strengthen their outfield.
Key Facts
- The Houston Astros need more outfield players for the upcoming season.
- There is speculation about a potential trade involving Byron Buxton from the Minnesota Twins to the Houston Astros.
- Byron Buxton is an All-Star center fielder who hit 35 home runs in 129 games last season.
- Buxton has a no-trade clause, meaning he must agree to any trade.
- Buxton has had injury issues, with last season being the most he's played since 2017.
- Kerry Miller from Bleacher Report predicts Buxton could join the Astros if he waives his no-trade clause.
- The Astros' current center fielder, Jake Meyers, has shown decent performance but could be upgraded.
- The Twins’ past actions, like last year's fire sale, suggest they might trade a top player like Buxton.
