The Houston Astros traded for Carlos Correa in the middle of the 2025 season in a trade with the Minnesota Twins. With the campaign in the rear-view mirror, general manager Dana Brown reveals the void Correa filled by joining the team, despite Houston missing the playoffs.

During a guest appearance on the “MLB Network,” Brown was asked why the Astros felt it was necessary to reunite with the 31-year-old shortstop. Brown claimed that Correa brought the leadership the team needed , as losing Alex Bregman in the 2024 season left the roster lacking leadership.

“We needed the leadership,” said Dana Brown. “The leadership is very important, and we lost some leadership with Bregman leaving. We just needed to get that strong leadership voice back in the clubhouse.” Article Continues Below

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