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If the Houston Astros want to add a second baseman, here's where they could look.

Scott Barzilla of Climbing Tal's Hill examines potential second-base targets for the Houston Astros should the club transition Jose Altuve into a primary designated hitter role. The article evaluates potential options across free agency and trade markets to address a vacancy at the position for the upcoming season.
Barzilla highlights top-tier free agents such as Brandon Lowe, Jazz Chisholm Jr., and Luis Arraez, while identifying Gleyber Torres as a mid-tier target. Lower-cost possibilities include Jeff McNeil and Jorge Polanco, while Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Ketel Marte is highlighted as an expensive trade option carrying significant remaining financial commitments.
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