Mets and Twins are ‘not alone’ in reaching out to Carlos Correa, MLB insider says

For a brief moment, Carlos Correa was signed to a massive contract with the New York Mets, until it came time for his medical examination. The same ankle injury that prevented him from signing with the San Francisco Giants has now prevented him from signing with the Mets. Eight different doctors were reportedly consulted, and the Mets did not end…

Spring training has begun and the Minnesota Twins already have a handful of exhibition games under their 2023 belts down in Florida. It may have taken a little while for some of the fanbase to come around but, slowly, Twins Territory is realizing the potential this year's club has. From top to bottom in this lineup, from bullpen to starting staff -…

It's official: Carlos Correa has signed a long-term deal with the Minnesota Twins. The most bizarre free agent signing saga in recent memory has finally come to an end on a guaranteed 6-year, $200 million contract with team-vested options for an additional four years that could take the total deal to $270 million. The contract structure is heavily…

Carlos Correa appears to be closer to a return to the Twins. The All-Star shortstop reportedly passed his physical, and Minnesota is set to make his deal official Wednesday, according to The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal and ESPN's Jeff Passan. Correa intends to sign a six-year, $200 million deal after his agreements with the Giants and the Mets fell…

In a saga that's had more twists and turns than a typical race day at the Monaco Grand Prix, it appears that Carlos Correa has finally figured out where he's going to be playing baseball for the next few seasons. It won't be in San Francisco for 13 years and $350 million and it won't be in Queens for 12 years and $315 million, either. Instead, the…

First shortstop Carlos Correa was going to leave the Minnesota Twins to sign a 13-year, $350 million contract with the San Francisco Giants. But concerns over Correa's earlier ankle injury prompted the Giants to back out of the deal after setting up the news conference to announce it. Awkward! That prompted billionaire fanboy Steve Cohen to swoop…

The summer of 2022 was a busy time for Scott Boras' Twins clients Royce Lewis (knee surgery), Alex Kirilloff (wrist surgery) and Ryan Jeffers (thumb surgery). So somehow it seemed fitting that Carlos Correa, the highest-paid Twin of all time and Boras' highest-profile free agent of the winter, wound up back in Minnesota because he'd had ankle…

Carlos Correa and the Minnesota Twins agreed to terms on a 6-year, $200 million dollar deal on Tuesday. The news comes after Correa previously agreed to terms on long-term contracts with the San Francisco Giants and New York Mets. However, both of those deals ultimately fell apart due to health concerns. But one team that is a major winner from the…

Carlos Correa previously agreed to terms on a 13-year and 12-year deal with the San Francisco Giants and New York Mets. Both deals ultimately fell apart due to concerns about Correa's long-term health because of a lingering leg ailment. Correa most recently agreed to a 6-year, $200 million contract with the Minnesota Twins. Nothing is official yet…

11 days ago, the New York Mets had shocked the world and announced a $315 million deal with star shortstop Carlos Correa, even though he had failed his physical with the San Francisco Giants. But they quickly found out the Giants' concerns were there for a reason. They didn't like something they saw in a 2014 surgery and the deal is on hold. Fans…

The New York Mets have been quiet about contract talks with Carlos Correa since the infielder's physical raised concerns, but SNY's Andy Martino gave an update Thursday: There have been lots of ongoing discussions between Mets and Carlos Correa's camp about Correa's contract language, a lot of it between lawyers. Situation remains quiet in public,…

The contract the Mets and Carlos Correa agreed to a few weeks ago could look very different than the one the star shortstop eventually signs. Steve Cohen and Carlos Correa have backed themselves into a corner. By now, most know the story - Correa, Scott Boras and the San Francisco Giants reneged on a contract that would've linked Correa by the Bay…

Carlos Correa remains unsigned despite agreeing to terms with two different teams so far in MLB free agency. Recent rumors have suggested that Correa could possibly reunite with the San Francisco Giants despite their previous fallout. However, Giants' President of Baseball Operations Farhan Zaidi said Correa is focused on a deal " elsewhere at this…

Last week, the San Francisco Giants let go of a 13-year, $350 million contract with Carlos Correa due to concerns over his physical, allowing Steve Cohen to swoop in and strike a deal for his New York Mets. But nothing is official yet. BUY METS TICKETS: STUBHUB, VIVID SEATS, TICKETSMARTER, TICKETMASTER That's because, as the Athletic's Ken…

Carlos Correa to the New York Mets is still very much in the air. The team was concerned with the All-Star shortstop's physical examination results, just like the San Francisco Giants did. There hasn't been any communication between Correa's camp and the Mets. The team would like to restructure the 12-year, $315 million contract, which Correa isn't…

That's because last week, the San Francisco Giants let go of a 13-year, $350 million contract with Carlos Correa. And the same thing could happen with the Mets. BUY METS TICKETS: STUBHUB, VIVID SEATS, TICKETSMARTER, TICKETMASTER The Mets swooped in after the Giants expressed concern with Correa's physical and agreed to a 12-year, $315 million…

The New York Mets swooped in to sign Carlos Correa after the San Francisco Giants backed out of their original contract with the All-Star shortstop due to medical concerns. Days later, New York is holding off on making its move official over the same worries. San Francisco first signed Correa to a 13-year, $350 million contract to make him one of…

Carlos Correa is on the verge of losing out on his second $300 million deal in just under a week. The San Francisco Giants and now New York Mets are balking at his medicals. Who's got next? Carlos Correa entered his second straight offseason with the expectation that he would receive a $300 million contract. When healthy - which he is most of the…

The New York Mets reportedly have concerns about Carlos Correa's surgically repaired leg. Although the leg hasn't given Correa much trouble during his big league career, teams are weary to dish out a long-term contract to the star shortstop. It was the primary reason for Correa's deal with the San Francisco Giants falling apart. So what should…

Paul Connor According to Jon Heyman of The New York Post, the New York Mets have signed star shortstop Carlos Correa to a 12-year, $315 million contract in a shocking turn of events. Initially agreeing to a 13-year, $350 million deal with the San Francisco Giants, Correa's introductory press conference was postponed Tuesday due to an unknown issue…

In one of the most stunning turn of events in the history of MLB free agency, All-Star shortstop Carlos Correa has walked away from a 13-year, $350 million deal with the San Francisco Giants - the contract was never signed because of a concern during Correa's physical - and has signed with the New York Mets for 12 years and $315 million. New York…

The San Francisco Giants postponed a news conference Tuesday to introduce Carlos Correa after a medical concern arose during the All-Star shortstop's physical, according to two people with direct knowledge of the situation. The people spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Tuesday because the Giants have not announced publicly any…

After Aaron Judge spurned his hometown San Francisco Giants in MLB free agency, the team shifted its focus on 28-year-old shortstop Carlos Correa the former Houston Astros shortstop involved in the cheating and sign-stealing scandal that rocked the baseball world following the 2017 World Series. ESPN's Jeff Passan broke the news yesterday that the…

All season, the talk in baseball was about how Aaron Judge bet on himself and won. Carlos Correa, too, bet on himself, over an even longer period. And his victory proved nearly as stunning as Judge's. Correa agreed Tuesday night on a 13-year, $350 million free-agent contract with the Giants. The deal, just $10 million below Judge's in total value,…

MINNEAPOLIS -- Not once, but twice this offseason, it looked like the Twins were out of the Carlos Correa sweepstakes for good. For the second offseason in a row, the Twins have stunned the baseball world by reportedly agreeing to terms with Correa, this time on a long-term deal guaranteeing six years and $200 million, a source told MLB.com's Mark…