Overview
- Jeremy Peña’s switch from Beverly Hills Sports Council to Scott Boras has halted ongoing extension negotiations with the Astros.
- The teams were closing in on a five-year, $100 million deal before talks paused after June 23.
- Astros general manager Dana Brown called Boras right away to express the organization’s commitment to a long-term contract.
- Peña’s breakout 2025 season, featuring a .322 batting average, .378 on-base percentage and .867 OPS, strengthens his leverage.
- With 2½ years of team control left and a Spotrac valuation of $202 million over eight years, expectations for a higher offer have climbed.