Jose Altuve's positions have been changed to left field as the Houston Astros makes him prepare for the position of second base. While most fans didn't have any issue with the position ...

Houston Astros’ second baseman, Jose Altuve, has solidified his place as a franchise legend by climbing the career leaderboards in Major League Baseball (MLB). Altuve’s remarkable journey in the ...

The Houston Astros are undergoing a significant roster shakeup as they head into the upcoming season. Key players are set to change positions, marking a new era for the team. Let’s delve into the ...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Feb. 21 (UPI) --Jose Altuve's unmistakable 5-foot-6 frame was an MLB fixture behind second base for over the last decade, but the Houston Astros icon is embracing a move to ...

The Twins' Carlos Correa, left, and Ty France enjoy a lighthearted moment during batting practice at Hammond Stadium at the Lee Health Sports Complex. (Carlos Gonzalez/The Minnesota Star Tribune) ...

After the Houston Astros held a defensive session practicing cut-offs and relay throws on a back field at their spring training complex Friday morning, Jose Altuve walked to the dugout with the ...

The Walker signing makes a trade unlikely. Still, the Astros are considering giving Jose Altuve reps in left field, and with that in mind, it might make sense for Houston to circle back to Arenado ...

But the biggest position change in all of Major League Baseball this spring is the Houston Astros moving Jose Altuve from 2nd base to left field. Now, early in his career, Altuve was one of the ...

Houston Astros second baseman Jose Altuve has his work cut out for him this spring. Several rumors coming out of Astros camp suggest that the former AL MVP will be moved to left field for this season.

Fortunately for Astros fans, early reports out of camp have been positive for Altuve. Although he's never played outfield in the Major Leagues before, he looks fairly comfortable catching fly ...

The thought of anyone else patrolling that patch of dirt may be impossible for a generation of Astros fans to accept. Yet, five weeks before Altuve begins his 15th major-league season, all of his ...

"That little man can do anything," Carlos Correa, current Minnesota Twins shortstop and Altuve's double-play mate from 2015-21, told the media Thursday in Fort Myers, Florida. "He'll be fine." ...