Twins, Carlos Correa discuss reunion as star’s Mets deal hangs in stability: report

The Minnesota Twins are again within the combine for two-time All-Star Carlos Correa, in keeping with The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal.

The membership is in talks to re-sign Correa after the free agent’s take care of the New York Mets has been placed on maintain attributable to considerations over his surgically-repaired proper ankle. Final month, Correa and the Mets agreed to a 12-year, $315 million contract.

The Mets are nonetheless in play to finalize a take care of Correa, in keeping with The Athletic. The membership tried to strike a take care of the star after the San Francisco Giants’ deal fell aside attributable to considerations over the identical surgically-repaired proper ankle. With Francisco Lindor beginning at shortstop for the Mets, Correa was slated to begin at third base.

Initially, the Giants and Correa agreed to a $13-year, $350 million contract. On account of a questionable bodily, the Giants had been pressured to name off Correa’s introductory press convention simply three hours earlier than it was scheduled to happen.

The Twins anticipated Correa’s take care of the Mets to finalize, however crew president of baseball operations Derek Falvey saved his membership ready for a reunion simply in case, in keeping with The Athletic.

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In November, Correa opted out of a three-year, $105.3 million deal he agreed to final offseason. The previous World Sequence champion appeared in 136 video games for the Twins, slashing .291/.366/.467 with 22 homers.

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