José Altuve, Houston’s Little Big Man, Gets Hefty Contract Extension

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 The shortest man in the major leagues is getting a contract extension that belies his size.

The Houston Astros announced Tuesday they have given second baseman and leadoff man José Altuve a five-year, $125 million guarantee that extends through 2029.


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The deal, which includes a $15 million signing bonus, begins after the current season and gives Altuve annual salaries of $30 million a year from 2025-27 and $10 million each in 2028 and 2029.


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He’ll earn a $26 million for 2024 under a previous contract that would have expired after this season.

It’s the third extension for Altuve, who has spent his entire career with the Astros.


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Altuve, who turns 34 in May, has led the American League in hits four times, batting three times, and stolen bases twice.

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