2025 Topps Archives '07 Topps All-Stars #07AS-6 Jose Altuve
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Beckett Low / Beckett High: 

TBD

Team:

Houston Astros

Notable Transactions:

Tuesday, March 6th, 2007: Houston Astros signed international free agent IF Jose Altuve to a minor league contract.
Signing Bonus: $15,000
Maracay, Venezuela

MLB Debut:

Wednesday, July 20th, 2011
Houston Astros vs Washington Nationals (Minute Maid Park)
3-2 (Win)

Awards & Accolades: 

Appalachian League (APP) Post-Season All-Star
Greeneville Astros (2009)

South Atlantic League (SAL) Mid-Season All-Star
Lexington Legends (2010)

South Atlantic League (SAL) Post-Season All-Star
Lexington Legends (2010)

2x MiLB.com Organization All-Star
Houston Astros (2010-2011)

Futures Game Selection
Corpus Christi Hooks (2011)

Baseball America Minor League All-Star
Corpus Christi Hooks (2011)

NL All-Star
Houston Astros (2012)

8x AL All-Star
Houston Astros (2014-2018; 2021-2022; 2024)

The Houston Astros switched from the National League to the American League before the beginning of the 2013 season. It was part of an MLB realignment, to create an equal 15 teams in each league.*

7x AL Silver Slugger
Houston Astros (2014-2018; 2022; 2024)

Breakout Everyday Player of the Year MLB.com Award
Houston Astros (2014)

Breakout Hitter of the Year - MLB.com Awards
Houston Astros (2014)

Rawlings AL Gold Glove
Houston Astros (2015)

2x AL Player of the Month
Houston Astros (June 2016; July 2017)

Lou Gehrig Award
Houston Astros (2016)

2x MLB Players Choice Player of the Year
Houston Astros (2016-2017)

Baseball America Major League Player of the Year
Houston Astros (2017)

AL Hank Aaron Award
Houston Astros (2017)

2x World Series Champion
Houston Astros (2017 🗑️; 2022)

Babe Ruth Award
Houston Astros (2017)

AL MVP
Houston Astros (2017)

Best Major Leaguer - MLB.com Awards
Houston Astros (2017)

SI's Sportsman of the Year
Houston Astros (2017)

AP Male Athlete of the Year
Houston Astros (2017)

ALCS MVP
Houston Astros (2019)

Astros Darryl Kile Award
Houston Astros (2023)

3x Batting Title
Houston Astros (2014; 2016-2017)

2,500 Hit Club (Houston Astros): 

(1) Craig Biggio ~ 3,060; (2) Jose Altuve ~ 2,510+  

MVP Winners (Houston Astros):

1B Jeff Bagwell (1994) | 2B Jose Altuve (2017)

Babe Ruth Award (Houston Astros):

RHP Justin Verlander / 2B Jose Altuve (2017) | SS Jeremy Peña (2022)

Lou Gehrig Memorial Award (Houston Astros):  

3B Buddy Bell (1988) | 1B Glenn Davis (1990) | 2B Jose Altuve (2016)

Current Contract:

5 yr(s) / $125,000,000 ~ (2025-2029) (Frontloaded)

Contract Notes:

(1) $15M signing bonus paid out in 2024 | (2) $33M (2025-2027) | (3) $13M (2028-2029)

Houston Astros Franchise Records (Single Season) :
All Positions

Most Hits in a Single Season:
Jose Altuve ~ [1st] 225 (2014); [2nd] 216 (2016)

Houston Astros Franchise Records (All-Time):
All Positions

Wins Above Replacement (WAR) Position Players ~ 53.4 (HOU 3rd)
Jeff Bagwell ~ 79.9 (1st) | Craig Biggio ~ 65.5 (2nd)

Offensive Wins Above Replacement (WAR) ~ 64.6 (HOU 3rd)
Craig Biggio ~ 76.2 (1st) | Jeff Bagwell ~ 74.7 (2nd)

Games Played (G) ~ 2,104 (HOU 3rd)
Craig Biggio ~ 2,850 (1st) | Jeff Bagwell ~ 2,150 (2nd)

Plate Appearances ~ 7,503 (HOU 3rd)
Craig Biggio ~ 12,504 (1st) | Jeff Bagwell ~ 9,431 (2nd)

Runs Scored (R) ~ 1,302 (HOU 3rd)
Craig Biggio ~ 1,844 (1st) | Jeff Bagwell ~ 1,517 (2nd)

Hits (H) ~ 2,510 (HOU 2nd)
Craig Biggio ~ 3,060 (HOU 1st)

Jose Altuve has averaged approximately 166 hits in his last three full seasons (2022; 2024-2025).  By holding to his average production, barring a work stoppage or strike, and remaining healthy for the final years remaining on his current contract he should have a chance to pass 3,000.  166 x 3 = 498*

Doubles (2B) ~ 79 (HOU 3rd)
Craig Biggio ~ 668 (1st) | Jeff Bagwell ~ 488 (2nd)

Triples (3B) ~ 34 (HOU 11th)
Jose Cruz ~ 80 (1st) | Joe Morgan ~ 63 (2nd) | Roger Metzger ~ 62 (3rd) | Terry Puhl ~ 56 (4th) | Craig Biggio ~ 55 (t-5th) | 
Craig Reynolds ~ 55 (t-5th) | Cesar Cedeno ~ 55 (t-5th) | Enos Cabell ~ 45 (8th) | Steve Finley ~ 41 (9th) | Bill Doran ~ 35 (10th)

Home Runs (HR) ~ 270 (HOU 4th)
Jeff Bagwell ~ 449 (1st) | Lance Berkman ~ 326 (2nd) | Craig Biggio ~ 291 (3rd)

Extra Base Hits (XBH) ~ 783 (HOU 3rd)
Craig Biggio ~ 1,014 (1st) | Jeff Bagwell ~ 969 (2nd)

Total Bases (TB) ~ 3,867 (HOU 3rd)
Craig Biggio ~ 4,711 (1st) | Jeff Bagwell ~ 4,213 (2nd)

Runs Batted In (RBI) ~ 933 (HOU 5th)
Jeff Bagwell ~ 1,529 (1st) | Craig Biggio ~ 1,175 (2nd) | Lance Berkman ~ 1,090 (3rd) | Jose Cruz ~ 942 (4th) 

Walks (BB) ~ 695 (HOU 6th)
Jeff Bagwell ~ 1,401 (1st) | Craig Biggio ~ 1,160 (2nd) | Lance Berkman ~ 1,040 (3rd) | Jimmy Wyn ~ 847 (4th) | 
Jose Cruz ~ 730 (5th) 

Batting Average (AVG) ~ .300 (HOU 1st)
Yordan Alvarez ~ .299 (2nd) | Jeff Bagwell ~ .297 (3rd) | Bob Watson ~ .297 (4th) | Lance Berkman ~ .296 (5th)

On-Base Percentage (OBP) ~ .357 (HOU 11th)
Lance Berkman ~ .411 (1st) | Jeff Bagwell ~ .408 (2nd) | Yordan Alvarez ~ .396 (3rd) | Joe Morgan ~ .374 (4th) | 
Alex Bregman ~ .366 (5th) | Bob Watson ~ .364 (6th) | Craig Biggio ~ .363 (7th) | Jimmy Wyn ~ .362 (8th) | 
George Springer ~ .361 (9th) | Jose Cruz ~ .359 (10th) 

Slugging Percentage (SLG) ~ .462 (HOU 11th)
Yordan Alvarez ~ .577 (1st) | Lance Berkman ~ .549 (2nd) | Jeff Bagwell ~ .540 (3rd) | Richard Hidalgo ~ .501 (4th) | 
George Springer ~ .491 (5th) | Alex Bregman ~ .483 (6th) | Glenn Davis ~ .483 (7th) | Hunter Pence ~ .479 (8th) | 
Carlos Lee ~ .479 (9th) | Carlos Correa ~ .475 (10th)

On-Base Plus Slugging (OPS) ~ .819 (HOU 9th)
Yordan Alvarez ~ .973 (1st) | Lance Berkman ~ .959 (2nd) | Jeff Bagwell ~ .948 (3rd) | Richard Hidalgo ~ .857 (4th) | 
George Springer ~ .852 (5th) | Alex Bregman ~ .849 (6th) | Carlos Correa ~ .831 (7th) | Glenn Davis ~ .820 (8th)