There’s no question that Houston Astros shortstop Jeremy Peña is having a super season. The hope is for him to stay with Astros for the long haul. As of now, Peña is batting .325 with 11 home runs, 40 RBIs, and 101 hits.
Things are bleak in Twins Territory these days. A team that was 34-27 just three weeks ago has lost 14 of its last 17 games heading into Tuesday night, largely due to a complete inability to keep opponents from piling up runs.
Houston Astros fans could have been forgiven if their expectations for the performance of shortstop Jeremy Peña had fallen a bit heading into the 2025 campaign.
The Minnesota Twins are getting some good news. Infielder Carlos Correa is back for the club on Saturday, per The Athletic. He will suit up for the team in a game against the Toronto Blue Jays.
The starting lineups for the 2025 MLB All-Star Game are set to be revealed on July 6. While the fans have their say for the starting lineups, the most deserving All-Star starters could be very different than the actual starters.
Twins star shortstop Carlos Correa is out of the lineup for a third consecutive day due to back soreness. He didn't play in either of the final two games of Minnesota's road series against the Athletics, and he isn't starting in their return to Target Field on Friday night against Toronto.
The Minnesota Twins enter Wednesday night's game against the Athletics with a 33-27 record that ranks second in the American League Central division. Six games back of the Detroit Tigers, Minnesota owns a half-game lead over the Cleveland Guardians who won the division last season.
Between the regular season and playoffs, Saturday night in Seattle marked the 1,243rd Major League Baseball game of Carlos Correa's 11-year career. When he was thrown out by home plate umpire Austin Jones in the seventh inning, it was the first time he had ever been ejected from a big-league ballgame.
Carlos Correa homered leading off the 10th inning as the Minnesota Twins pulled off an improbable comeback to defeat the host Seattle Mariners 12-6 on Friday.
Carlos Correa went 2-4 with a home run in his return from injury on Friday against the Royals, but he's notably left off the Twins' lineup for Saturday's game.
The Minnesota Twins seem to struggle with injuries year in and year out, and this season is no different. Star shortstop Carlos Correa was the latest of the bunch, missing some time with a concussion.
The Twins have revealed their starting lineup for Friday night's series opener against the Royals at Target Field. After being officially reinstated from the concussion IL earlier in the day, Carlos Correa is playing shortstop and hitting cleanup in tonight's game.
Minnesota Twins shortstop Carlos Correa landed on the seven-day concussion injured list Friday after his collision with outfielder Byron Buxton during Thursday's game.
The Minnesota Twins are providing an update on shortstop Carlos Correa and outfielder Byron Buxton after their frightening collision during Thursday’s game.
The Minnesota Twins entered their game against the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday with the longest win streak in baseball. Currently on a 10-game win streak, they are in a fight to extend their streak and sweep the Orioles in Baltimore.
Carlos Correa went 2-for-5 with a pair of RBIs, and the Minnesota Twins pulled away for a 5-1 win over the Los Angeles Angels on Saturday afternoon in Minneapolis.
Over two years after Carlos Correa and the New York Mets broke off their engagement, maybe it’s time to give marriage another try. Correa initially agreed to sign a 12-year, $315 million contract with the Mets in December 2022.
The TwinsFest fan event in Minnesota was on Saturday, and, as noted by Matthew Leach of MLB.com, manager Rocco Baldelli and president of baseball operations Derek Falvey provided updates on the health of a number of major players on the roster.
Just two years ago the Minnesota Twins made the most shocking move in franchise history when they landed Carlos Correa in free agency. A year later they doubled down by landing him (after two deals fell through) again.
When the Minnesota Twins signed Carlos Correa, it seemed to come out of nowhere. He had two other offers fizzle out, and he was returning to the place where he played on a one-year pillow deal, the previous season.
The Minnesota Twins saw Carlos Correa perform at an All-Star level for the first half of the 2024 Major League Baseball season. He was placed on the shelf at the halfway point after he started to experience plantar fasciitis pain once again.