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Carlos Correa

Carlos Correa

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Out · expected back around Feb 1

The Astros announced Wednesday that Correa won't be able to make it back before the end of the season because he couldn't handle the workload he took on while rehabbing his ankle, and the inflammation appears to be a consequence of overworking himself. The results of his tests didn't reveal any structural damage, however, so there's still a strong chance that he'll be ready to go by the time the 2027 season begins.

2026 season

GP
32
AVG
.279
HR
3
RBI
16
R
22
SB
1
OPS
.789

Game log

DateOppResultABHRHRRBISBBBK
May 4vs LADL 3-840000003
May 3@BOSW 3-130000021
May 2@BOSW 6-342101011
May 1@BOSL 1-353111000
Apr 30@BALL 3-1051000001
Apr 28@BALL 3-551000002
Apr 26vs NYYW 7-420100020
Apr 25vs NYYL 3-832211010
Apr 24vs NYYL 4-1230000001
Apr 22@CLEW 2-041100001
Apr 21@CLEL 5-842001011
Apr 20@CLEW 9-253102002
Apr 19vs STLL 5-730001010
Apr 18vs STLL 5-720000021
Apr 17vs STLL 4-951100001
Apr 16vs COLL 2-341000002
Apr 15vs COLW 3-120100020
Apr 14vs COLW 7-641100000
Apr 13@SEAL 2-641000002
Apr 11--53200000
Apr 10--41100001
Apr 6--41101010
Apr 5--52201112
Apr 4--40100010
Apr 3--20000001
Apr 1--41113000
Mar 31--32202011
Mar 30--41100000
Mar 29--40000010
Mar 28--52102001
Mar 27--32000010
Mar 26--40000001
2025 season
Sep 27--10000000
Sep 26--42000000
Sep 25--31102021
Sep 24--42000000
Sep 23--20000020
Sep 21--40000001
Sep 20--51000001
Sep 19--41000002
Sep 17--42200000
Sep 16--52000001
Sep 15--41000001
Sep 14--30000012
Sep 13--31100021
Sep 12--51100002
Sep 11--41000002
Sep 10--42111001
Sep 9--31112010
Sep 7--40000001
Sep 6--61100001
Sep 5--53112000
Sep 4--52000001
Sep 3--41100003
Sep 2--41100001
Sep 1--51001002
Aug 31--40000002
Aug 30--40000002
Aug 29--31001010
Aug 28--40000000
Aug 27--40000002
Aug 26--31000020
Aug 24--32100010
Aug 23--52112001
Aug 22--41100012
Aug 21--52102002
Aug 20--31000010
Aug 19--41000001
Aug 18--31000001
Aug 17--31000000
Aug 16--62101000
Aug 15--30000000
Aug 12--30000001
Aug 11--41101002
Aug 10--52211001
Aug 9--32001010
Aug 8--32001020
Aug 6--53001000
Aug 5--42100011
Aug 4--51001001
Aug 3--41111000
Aug 2--42200011
Aug 1--40000001
Jul 29--11000000
Jul 28--51000001
Jul 27--41000000
Jul 26--51000001
Jul 25--31000011
Jul 22--32400021
Jul 21--50000000
Jul 20--31000020
Jul 19--32101011
Jul 18--20000020
Jul 13--42000000
Jul 11--31000001
Jul 10--30000001
Jul 9--42001000
Jul 8--42100000
Jul 6--30000022
Jul 5--42200000

Latest news

  • Medical imaging on Correa's surgically repaired left ankle revealed inflammation Thursday, Chandler Rome of The Athletic reports.

    The Astros announced Wednesday that Correa won't be able to make it back before the end of the season because he couldn't handle the workload he took on while rehabbing his ankle, and the inflammation appears to be a consequence of overworking himself. The results of his tests didn't reveal any structural damage, however, so there's still a strong chance that he'll be ready to go by the time the 2027 season begins.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Sep 17

  • Manager Joe Espada said Tuesday that Correa (ankle) will not return this season, Chandler Rome of The Athletic reports.

    Correa was thought to be on the verge of defying the odds and returning from an ankle procedure he underwent in May, but the Astros will instead opt to keep him on the sidelines for the rest of the year. The 31-year-old hasn't suffered a setback in his recovery, but the workload he took on while rehabbing his ankle became too much for him to handle. He'll now have an entire offseason to build up at a more gradual pace, and he should have a good chance to be ready for the start of the 2027 campaign.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Sep 15

  • The Astros are considering playing Correa (ankle) some at second base when he returns from the 60-day injured list, Ken Rosenthal of Foul Territory TV reports.

    On days the club uses Yordan Alvarez in left field, it would open up designated hitter for Jose Altuve, second base for Correa and allow the Astros to keep both Christian Walker and Isaac Paredes in the lineup at the corner infield spots. Correa is expected to play one or two rehab games this week at Triple-A Sugar Land before being reinstated to the Astros' active roster. He's been out since early May due to ankle surgery.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Sep 14

  • Manager Joe Espada said Sunday that he hopes Correa (ankle) will play "a game or two" with Triple-A Sugar Land this week, Chandler Rome of The Athletic reports.

    It will be the final week of the Triple-A regular season, so the Astros are hoping to get Correa into some minor-league action just ahead of the finish line. The veteran infielder has been sidelined since early May due to ankle surgery and said at the start of September that he had been sprinting at 95 percent effort, and it appears he's continued to progress in his rehab program. Rejoining the AL West-leading Astros during the final week of the regular season next week appears plausible for Correa.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Sep 14

  • Correa (ankle) has been cleared to continue ramping up his rehab at the Astros' spring training complex in Florida, Chandler Rome of The Athletic reports.

    Coming back from left ankle surgery, Correa said Tuesday that he's been sprinting at 95 percent effort, fielding grounders and doing everything hitting-wise aside from facing live pitching. He is due to face live pitching in Florida and will also progress to running the bases and sliding. It was presumed when he had surgery in May that Correa's season was over, but he has a real chance to return later this month.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Sep 1

  • Correa (ankle) has been cleared to hit off a tee, Matt Kawahara of the Houston Chronicle reports.

    Correa was given the green light to swing a bat nearly one week ago, and he's since been able to progress to tee work. It remains to be seen whether he'll be able to return before the end of the season after undergoing ankle surgery in May, but a timeline should come into focus as he continues to ramp up baseball activities.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Aug 11