The core group will remain the same with the Houston Astros star players this coming season, but they will have new faces in the bullpen, lineup and manager.If the front office hadn’t done much this winter, they would still be a great team.It seemed that way until they gave Josh Hader a big deal.The Astros then managed to trade with promising minor league player Trey Cabbage, giving them another piece of depth..He also has major league experience, having played in 22 games.Kapsa has a bright future and it could be realized as early as next season.andquot;We like what we see,
we like what we’ve heard from people in the industry and what it can do. I think if he goes and shows that he can get to the plate and cut down on momentum and strikeouts, he has a good chance to hit, andquot; New manager Joe Espada said, according to MLB.com’s Brian McTaggart..If that is the case, the infielder must beat the competition.Jon Singleton and Corey Julks both spent time in Houston last season and are probably the best options on the roster. Others, like Grae Kessinger and Joey Loperfido,
are also putting their names in the running.Cabbage should feature all powerful and fast tools in the opening day list..Espada seems to be very appreciative of their new addition, mentioning that small changes could take his offensive game to the next level.If the guard cannot leave the camp on the spot, he has a few other options.Either way, it looks like the Astros will use Cabbage in 2024, hoping he can be another key piece on their championship-caliber roster..
