Urías joins the Houston mix as part of the deadline‐era reshaping. Darling notes the depth this provides, with Urías adding versatility and a stable bat while Alvarez rests. Urías’s presence helps Houston cover gaps and maintain offensive momentum as stars return to action.

Urías, Baltimore’s long-time infielder, faced his former club after being traded to Houston. His at-bat against Young became a pivotal moment in the narrative, underscoring how a player’s move can shift fantasy value and lineup dynamics midseason.

Urías, a deadline pickup for Houston from Baltimore, delivered the infield hit that shattered Young’s perfect game bid, joining a deadline-wave reshaping Houston’s infield depth. His move from Orioles to Astros is a central thread in a day of roster rebalancing with fantasy implications across both teams.

Urías’ infield hit moved to a rare, late-inning turning point as his grounder and Baltimore’s ensuing fielding mishap opened the door for Houston to make the moment memorable, even as the Astros fell behind. His presence on the Astros adds a veteran infielder with postseason pedigree to Houston’s mixed bag of depth options.

Ramón Urías started at third for Houston, contributing to the infield alignment as the Astros navigated a bullpen-strained night. His presence adds depth on the left side of the infield and supports Houston’s shift toward balance in the late-season grind.