Astros Declare Framber Valdez Not For Sale (For Now) 

The Astros seem content letting stars walk. Springer, Correa, and soon Bregman? Now they’re hanging onto Valdez despite no extension talks. Are they prioritizing short-term wins over long-term asset management? Is this sustainable? Their farm system isn’t exactly overflowing. What's the bigger risk: losing Valdez for nothing or trading him now for a potentially underwhelming return? Is this a smart gamble or are the Astros playing with fire? With a seemingly weak AL West, are they confident enough to prioritize another ring? What are your thoughts on their strategy? Is it a bold power move or a recipe for future disaster?