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The Houston Astros face challenges as Carlos Correa is out for the season due to ankle surgery. Correa's contract, worth $200 million, becomes a burden as he will earn $21.5 million for just 32 games in 2026.

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The Houston Astros are in the midst of a disappointing season.
It only got worse when they learned that one of their everyday infielders would miss the remainder of the year with an injury.
Third baseman/shortstop Carlos Correa is out for the year after requiring season-ending ankle surgery. The Astros will pay him $21.5 million to play 32 games in 2026.
"Even with the Twins retaining some of Correa's money, the Astros owe Correa $20 million in 2027 and in 2028," FanSided's Zachary Rotman wrote Tuesday. "For a 31-year-old who already had injury concerns and wasn't performing at a $20 million level, that is brutal."
The risk Correa's injury history brings to other teams makes the $200 million contract he signed with the one of the more untradeable in the Majors.
Carlos Correa's contract is seen as untradeable due to its high value and the fact that he will only play a limited number of games due to injury.
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"Correa has vesting options that could take his contract through 2032," Rotman added. "It's admittedly unlikely any of these incentives hit, but I'm not sure there's a single team out there willing to take the risk of this happening, and I don't blame them."
Correa's vesting options include 575 plate appearances, top five finisher in 2028 MVP, 202 Silver Slugger, 2028 League Championship Series MVP, and 2028 World Series MVP.