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Astros reinstate shortstop Jeremy Peña from 10-day injured list
Jeremy Peña returned from a calf strain and will start the three-game series as Houston tries to close a two-game gap in the AL West.
- On Friday, the Houston Astros reinstated shortstop Jeremy from the 10-day injured list and inserted him as the leadoff batter for their series opener against the Texas Rangers.
- Jeremy had been sidelined since June 28 with a calf strain. To make room on the active roster, the Houston Astros designated infielder Braden Shewmake for assignment.
- The 28-year-old World Series MVP brings offensive production to the lineup. Jeremy has accumulated 21 RBIs this season, bolstering the team's scoring capability.
- Manager Joe Espada plans to start Jeremy throughout the entire series against the Texas Rangers. The move aims to strengthen the Astros' offensive firepower against their division rivals.
- The Texas Rangers currently lead the West division over the Houston Astros. Jeremy's return positions the Astros to narrow the gap during this critical series.
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Astros reinstate shortstop Jeremy Peña from 10-day injured list
The Houston Astros have reinstated shortstop Jeremy Peña from the 10-day injured list, and he was the leadoff batter for their series opener against the Texas Rangers.
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