Doesn't matter how, just be glad Correa came home to Twins North News

Carlos Correa has re-signed to the Twins. Kirill Kaprizov is a Wild left wing. Justin Jefferson is an offensive player for the Vikings.

Carlos Correa is staying in Minnesota. He was the Rookie of the Year, World Series champion, Gold Glove winner and Platinum Glover. Corrares is a career .279 hitter with exceptional range and a rocket arm in the field with clutch power and multi-directional ability at the plate. His presence in community is understated. He has an affinity for Juicy Lucy. The Most Valuable Twin Award, the Bob Allison Award for leadership, Jim Kaat Award and the Mike Augustin “Media Good Guy” Award were given to Correra in his first season with the club.

Kirill Kaprizov has scored just four goals in four games since the new year. He is ninth in the league in goals with 24 this season. His 49 points are 11th most in NHL. Correa came home to Twins North News.

Justin Jefferson is the favorite to win Offensive Player of the Year. He is a rare non-quarterback who could be an MVP candidate in the future. Jefferson broke the record for receiving yards by a first-year player in his second season.

Royce Lewis came home to Twins North News.

Correa signed a six-year, $200M contract with the Minnesota Twins. Lewis is recovering from a second ACL surgery. If kept in the organization, Lewis will back up Correa or change positions. The 23- year-old hit a staggering .300 with six extra-base knocks over 41 plate appearances in 2022.

Correa came home to Minnesota Vikings. Duke Shelley was released by Chicago at the end of training camp. Shelley has been a godsend for the Vikings secondary. He has 31 tackles (23 solo), eight pass breakups and an interception.

Taurean Prince returned to the floor Jan. 4 after a 40-day layoff due to a right shoulder subluxation. Prince has scored 11, 10 and 14 points in three games since his return. He had his best game Monday at Houston, chipping in four dimes in addition to his 14-point performance.