He debuted for the Yankees in May 2016, three months before Aaron Judge first wore the pinstripes. However, the Yankees traded him to the Seattle Mariners that August, and he subsequently flashed in 2017 with 11 home runs, 59 RBI, and 1.1 bWAR on an 84-loss team.

We are now less than a week from Opening Day. The Houston Astros have big decisions to make in a short amount of time and it is starting to sound like they're going to make a big mistake.

In Jose Altuve’s 15th major league season, he will be (primarily) playing a new position. The nine-time All-Star, who has only played either second base or shortstop in his career, will officially be the team’s main left fielder to start the season, Houston manager Joe Espada told reporters Wednesday.