HOUSTON — With less than 24 hours until the trade deadline, the Houston Astros have reportedly made a deal. According to MLB.com citing sources, the team traded for third baseman Ramón Urías from the Baltimore Orioles. In exchange, Houston is sending minor league pitcher Twine Palmore to Baltimore.

"It hit me at first - it was hard because of my teammates, but honestly, it motivated me to be better and I knew that here I was going to have an opportunity," Diaz said through Astros' interpreter Otto Loor.

According to a report from Bob Nightengale of USA Today, the Houston Astros are potentially looking to reacquire shortstop Carlos Correa before Thursday's trade deadline. Correa is currently playing with the Minnesota Twins and would be seen as a third base option for Houston.

Ramón Urías made 66 starts at third for Orioles this season and helps fill a need because of Isaac Paredes' hamstring injury.

The Astros are acquiring third baseman Ramon Urias from the Baltimore Orioles, according to a Wednesday night report from Jon Heyman of the New York Post. Urias, 31, is slashing .248/.300/.388 with eight home runs and 34 RBIs this season.

The Orioles are willing to move more than expiring contracts at the deadline.An industry source confirmed tonight that the Orioles are trading infielder Ramón Urías to the Astros.Urías doesn’t reach free agency until after the 2026 season.