The Houston Astros have acquired infielder Logan Davidson from the Oakland Athletics, adding depth to their infield during a time when they have 18 players on the injured list. Davidson, who can play all four infield positions, has struggled at the major league level with a .150 batting average over nine games. However, his minor league stats show promise, with a .263/.412/.397 line at Triple-A Las Vegas this season.

Drafted 29th overall by the A's in 2019, Davidson's addition provides Houston with versatile infield depth. The team opted to clear a roster spot by designating pitcher Nick Robertson for assignment. This move reflects the Astros' strategy to bolster their bench in the face of ongoing injuries.