Houston Astros teammates Carlos Correa and Martin Maldonado are partnering with the team's owner, Jim Crane, and other players and artists from Puerto Rico to bring medical aid to the island.

"Right now, we are working on something big, really big to help Puerto Rico. We haven't done it yet, but we're working on it, thanks to owner Jim Crane. We are working together with many players like [Francisco] Lindor, Eddie [Rosario], [Martin] Maldonado and many [singing] artists, like Bad Bunny," Correa told ESPN. "What's happening now is much more important than baseball. We are talking about something that's affecting the lives of so many people, many families who are suffering right now.

"Now our focus has moved on from playing baseball to finding ways to help people. I have been working hard with my team to look for ways to distribute food, supplies, and help in bringing all the things hospitals need during this time of crisis."

Crane Worldwide Logistics will cover all of the freight and transportation costs to get vital medical supplies to Puerto Rico. Correa said they have already sent "sent 26 pallets of supplies worth around $2 million."