With seemingly limited financial resources this offseason, the Astros are now navigating how to improve a roster without spending too much. It's an easier said than done kind of job. While the main core of the roster is only a year removed from winning the World Series, there were losses on the margins. That same core has also become increasingly expensive, especially as Framber Valdez and Kyle Tucker become one year closer to their impending free agency. These factors, in addition to some questionable contracts last offseason, have left Dana Brown in a spot where he needs to add to the roster but do so in a frugal manner.
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