In searching for a young, cheap alternative at 3rd base, I mentioned Abraham Toro of the Astros in another tread as a possibility. Switch hitter, blocked by Bregman, good AAA numbers that haven't translated as of yet in limited time in the majors. In checking out the article, Cionel Pérez, Taylor Jones and others the Astros could move in a roster crunch in the Atlantic, not only do they mention Toro but also Triple A first baseman Taylor Jones. The story includes this passage... "Jones will be 27 in December. He is a strong defender and his bat has outgrown Triple A. If the Astros don’t think they’ll have much playing time for him in 2021, there’s a case they should trade him for a lower-level prospect who doesn’t yet need to be on the 40-man roster." If we are going to be "cost conscious"/cheap at the corner infield spots, why not go young and hope to find someone that can be a long-term answer rather than signing a retread? Know the Astros need outfield help (don't know if there would be any interest in Garcia with his salary), catcher, and bullpen. What would it take to get one or both of Toro & Jones?