The Houston Astros are glad to have slugger Carlos Correa back and it appears he is glad to be back, based on his performance. Since the Minnesota Twins traded him back to the team he was drafted by and broke in with,

When Carlos Correa joined the Minnesota Twins in 2022, it felt like the dawn of a new era. He even donned a new number and picked up a new nickname: C4. Three and a half years later, Correa's heading back to Space City,

Carlos Correa is headed back to Houston. The Twins dealt the star shortstop to the Astros ahead of Thursday’s trade deadline. Correa, who waived his no-trade clause, is expected to play third base with Isaac Paredes injured

Correa spent his first seven years in Houston, where he became one of the most beloved players in franchise history.

Carlos Correa is on his way back to the team that drafted him in a trade with the Minnesota Twins, according to multiple reports. He helped the Astros win the World Series in 2017 and brought Houston to two more appearances in the Fall Classic.

Astros star Jose Altuve was also pumped about the Correa trade and shared a simple, two-emoji reaction on his Instagram Stories. On Thursday night, Altuve reposted a graphic of Correa in an Astros jersey who was pointing to his wrist to signal, "It's time." Altuve added two clock emojis in the caption:

HOUSTON — Carlos Correa is returning to Houston, giving the Astros a huge — and familiar — boost after they reacquired the shortstop from the Minnesota Twins just before Thursday’s trade deadline, according to a person with direct knowledge.

The Houston Astros are considering adding Minnesota Twins shortstop Carlos Correa to their roster at the MLB trade deadline.

Carlos Correa hits a deep one in the ninth inning to give Astros a big lead over the Yankees