The MVP-level Suárez would have made Seattle's offense lethal when you factor in Cal Raleigh, Julio Rodríguez and Josh Naylor. However the remainder of this season plays out, Suárez is likely going to depart in free agency. Injuries have been a recurring theme for the Astros the last few seasons, and that trend didn't end in 2025. While he hasn't been ruled out for the season officially, it certainly feels like the six-time All-Star is finished for 2025. How much better position would the Astros be in if they had Paredes, who has an .826 OPS in his first season in Houston, for the whole season?