Houston Astros legend José Altuve has made his intentions clear: he plans to remain with the Astros for the rest of his career. The eight-time All-Star and 2017 MVP, who has spent his entire major league career with Houston, recently stated his desire to retire in the same jersey he’s worn since his MLB debut in 2011.
“I want to finish my career as an Astro,” Altuve said in a heartfelt interview. “This team, this city, has given me everything, and I want to give them everything I have in return.” Altuve’s bond with Houston goes beyond the field, as he has become the face of the franchise during their rise to prominence over the past decade.
Since joining the Astros, Altuve has led the team to two World Series championships, earning a reputation as one of the game’s most clutch performers. His contributions have made him a beloved figure in Houston, and his commitment to the organization cements his legacy as one of the all-time greats.
Altuve’s current contract runs through the 2024 season, but both he and the Astros are expected to work on an extension to keep him in Houston for the long term. Astros fans have reacted positively to the news, seeing Altuve’s loyalty as a refreshing rarity in today’s era of free agency and player movement.
As the Astros continue to compete for championships, Altuve’s leadership and dedication will remain at the heart of the team’s
