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Seattle Mariners Josh Naylor (12) tries to mess with a throw by Houston Astros shortstop Mauricio Dubón (14) back to catcher Yainer Diaz after Dubón tried to fake Naylor out to step off the bag during the eighth inning of a MLB baseball game in Houston, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2025.

Photo by: Jason Fochtman, Houston Chronicle

Astros look to regain AL West supremacy after division foes' offseason overhauls

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