Jeremy Peña praises Astros' signing of José Abreu: 'He'll fit right in'
Houston Astros shortstop and World Series MVP Jeremy Pena celebrates during the 2022 World Series Championship Parade Monday, Nov. 7, 2022, in downtown Houston., World Series MVP Jeremy Peña gave his approval of his team's offseason moves so far when he appeared at the Texans-Browns game Sunday at NRG Stadium.
Before the winter meetings started, Astros owner Jim Crane signed off on a three-year, $34.5 million deal that keeps Rafael Montero in his team's bullpen and a three-year, $58.5 million contract to add José Abreu's big bat at first base. In nine seasons with the White Sox, the only team he’s played for in the big leagues,"What is there to say? I mean, José Abreu is one of the best hitters in the league, he's shown it every single year.
The other moves the Astros have made include ditching general manager James Click without naming a replacement and bringing back manager Dusty Baker for another season. "Dusty is the man," said Peña, who said the Texans-Browns game would be his first NFL experience."He's like a father figure to me, so that was good news for me."
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