Astros Place Infielder Guillorme on 10-Day Injured List Amid Multiple Player Injuries

The Houston Astros have placed infielder Luis Guillorme on the 10-day injured list due to a strained right hamstring, sidelining him after appearing in 12 games with a .150 batting average. Zack Short was promoted from Triple-A Sugar Land to fill Guillorme's utility role, providing coverage at second base, third base, and shortstop amid multiple injuries on the team. This move coincides with other roster adjustments, including transferring designated hitter Yordan Alvarez to the 60-day injured list due to a broken right hand, and shortstop Jeremy Peña also being out with a broken rib. The Astros are facing significant challenges with injuries, having placed six position players and a total of 14 players, including pitchers, on the injured list over the past two months. Guillorme's absence and the team's injury situation highlight ongoing depth concerns for the American League West leaders as they navigate the season.