Dezenzo, Astros rookie outfielder, continues to rehab from a left-hand capsule sprain with a setback from a right elbow strain after a five-game Triple-A Sugar Land run (2-for-18). He’s been on the 60-day IL since July 11, having appeared in 34 games for Houston this season with a 245/321/367 line. The interleague timeline remains murky, impacting his immediate fantasy upside and the Astros’ outfield depth.

Dezenzo is rehabbing a left-hand capsule strain and is nearing activation, adding depth to Houston’s outfield. When healthy, he offers a left-handed bat with defensive versatility that can edge into a bench or spot-start role, contributing to the late-season rotation of outfield options.

Dezenzo is on a Sugar Land rehab assignment and could rejoin the Astros if ready, bringing potential left-hand power and infield depth to the roster. His activation would influence the infield balance and could create additional speculative fantasy depth in late-season play.

Dezenzo has logged two Sugar Land rehab games from a left-hand capsule strain; Espada says he’s progressing nicely alongside Trammell in the outfield rehab group.

Dezenzo began Triple-A rehab for a left hand capsule strain; his return would add depth to Houston's infield and potentially a later-season option for the MLB club.