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For one night, Jesús Sánchez is the face of the Astros’ trade deadline
Before it began, Sánchez served as an archetype for what the Astros desired. He hits left-handed, ravages right-handed pitching and can play all three outfield positions, ideal for an imbalanced roster that’s missing its starting center fielder and witnessing a regression from the rookie playing right. Sánchez fixes all of those flaws.
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