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Carlos Correa: What he must do after Mets, Giants debacle

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Carlos Correa: What he must do after Mets, Giants debacle

Correa could try to sign another long-term deal elsewhere. If the Mets decide to move on, the odds of a team offering him a long term contract would be slim. The only team that would consider it may be the Minnesota Twins.

The New York Mets are considering not signing Carlos Correa to a long-term contract. The chances of him signing a contract with the Minnesota Twins are slim. Correas' last contract was with San Francisco Giants fell apart.

Carlos Correa is a two-time All-Star shortstop. He has a career OPS of .836 and 155 home runs in 8 big league seasons. His career high in home Runs is 26, which came during the 2021 season in Houston with the Astros. Correas has an impressive eye at the plate with a .357 OPS.

Carlos Correa is free agent after the Mets and Giants debacle. He has a leg injury and Scott Boras is his agent. The Mets are only concerned about his short-term health. Corra and Borra could try to earn a record AAV. If they fail, Corara could be free agency again. It is possible that he will sign with the Giants again, but it is unlikely.

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