Twins Could Part Ways With $37M All-Star at Trade Deadline

The Minnesota Twins' 2025 season hasn't quite gone to plan so far. The team holds a record of 7-14 for the season, and they have struggled to find any sort of consistency this year.

This has led many to believe that they could be very active at the upcoming MLB trade deadline. Minnesota has plenty of talent on its roster, making the slow start even more confusing.

But due to the talent on the team, the Twins may look to unload some players for younger prospects. One player who has had their name on the trade market of late is former All-Star infielder Carlos Correa.

Correa has been with the Twins for a few seasons, but he still has a large contract due. Minnesota could look to shed his salary and send him elsewhere at the deadline.

Tim Kelly of Bleacher Report listed Correa as a top trade candidate ahead of the deadline.

"With that said, Minnesota is off to a brutal start, and it's clear that building its lineup around three injury-plagued stars—Correa, Byron Buxton and Royce Lewis—probably isn't going to be a winning formula. If there's a chance to trade Correa's remaining contract and get a decent return, the Twins might jump on it."