Yankees, New York Mets
Where the Mets and Yankees could look in one intriguing corner of the trade market
He has four years at $128 million left on his contract and is a distressed enough asset that to move him the Twins either would have to eat money or accept contracts that offset Correa’s dollars somewhat — think players such as Jeff McNeil or Marcus Stroman.
A Yankees insider wonders about a Carlos Correa trade while New York is interested in Roki Sasaki and reliever Carlos Estevez ...
The Twins need to shake up the core of the roster this winter. Would the club trade their ace for one of baseball’s best ...
Speaking this week at the general manager's meetings in Texas, Minnesota Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey ...
Yankee fans boo Carlos Correa mercilessly every time he visits New York, but that could change with one big offseason trade.
Carlos Correa's family comprises Daniella Rodriguez, his wife, and their two sons, Kylo and Kenzo. The Correa family celebrated Halloween in style, donning iconic horror movie characters.
With former board chair Darlen Rowden now serving as the MLA for Batoche, Subdivision 2 in the Saskatchewan Rivers School ...
Correa's recovery from plantar fasciitis in his right foot is progressing ahead of his recovery from the same problem in his left foot last offseason, Twins president of baseball operations Derek ...
The Twins were certainly happy with the level of production they got from their $200-million shortstop. Now, it’s getting ...
Trying to find the next Carlos Santana-level bargain as ownership's payroll puts the Twins' front office in a difficult spot.
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