As has become a theme for the Houston Astros this time of year, they will be forced to juggle needs at the trade deadline. Last summer, the Astros had a need for a starting pitcher, but all of their moves were geared toward balancing out the starting lineup. If Dana Brown goes that route once again, a buy-low veteran is suddenly available for the Astros to take a flier on. Even if Houston has the space to trade for a bat and a rental starting pitcher, there's still going to be a need for another starting pitcher. Outside of Hunter Brown and Pete Lambert, no other current Astros' starting pitcher is promised another start.