After signing with the Chicago Cubs earlier this offseason, Hector Neris is now back with the Houston Astros.
That's right, Seattle Mariners' nemesis Hector Neris has re-signed with the Houston Astros for the stretch run in a "kick me while I'm down" moment.
The final straw just might be seeing Neris come back to Houston and potentially win another ring, since he is one of the most disliked players around by M's fans.Neris has a history with the Mariners dating back to 2022. He was suspended for throwing at then-Mariners third baseman Eugenio Suarez. He'll pair with Daniel Abreu, Josh Hader and Ryan Pressly to make up the back-end of the Astros bullpen.
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