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.
Carlos Correa isn’t mincing words about his early-season slump at the plate. The Minnesota Twins shortstop gave an unfiltered assessment of his swing this week, bluntly stating, “I’m dealing with my swing sucks now,” via Dan Hayes of The Athletic.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
The New York Yankees are off to a strong start this season, but they certainly need more offensive help. Third base, in particular, has been a very weak spot for them this year, and they will likely need to address it before the 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.
Buck, Correa, and Keaschell can’t do it all. All I really want to talk about tonight is Luke Keaschell, who followed up his motivating major-league debut with a first-inning RBI double to immediately put the Twins up 1-0.
Luke Keaschall, the Twins' No. 3 prospect, has officially been called up and is in the starting lineup for Friday night's series opener in Atlanta. He's hitting eighth as Minnesota's DH in his MLB debut.
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.
Minnesota Twins shortstop Carlos Correa left Tuesday’s 6-3 win over the New York Mets in the fifth inning due to left wrist soreness, and he is expected to undergo an MRI.
Twins shortstop Carlos Correa and right fielder Matt Wallner are both out of Wednesday's lineup after suffering apparent injuries on Tuesday night. We're still awaiting word on if one or both players may require a trip to the Injured List.
The good news is that all the pieces came together for the Minnesota Twins. There was another strong performance from a starting pitcher, they made frequent
It’s overreaction week! In case you’re unfamiliar, OPS+ is a fairly basic stat. It starts with a player’s OPS (on base percentage + slugging percentage) and then adjusts it to the league average OPS in a given season with 100 as exactly average.
Bailey Ober was reportedlly puking his guts out on Saturday. Twins fans were then puking their guts out watching Ober pitch on Sunday, and now fans may need transportation to hospitals after more vomiting during Chris Paddack's outing on Monday.
Only a few games into the Major League Baseball season, many players have sparkled on the diamond. But what player on each team has displayed long-term greatness (or potential long-term greatness) good enough to be considered a candidate for the Hall of Fame?
Last season, the Minnesota Twins entered September as a near-lock to make the playoffs. From a 91.7% chance to make the dance per FanGraphs when the final month started to missing entirely, it was a freefall.
Minnesota Twins star Carlos Correa is off to a rough start at the plate in spring training, as he's just 1-for-16 across six games. Now, spring training results don't matter, and spring training results aren't predictive of what's to come in the regular season, but you would like to carry some positive momentum into the season, and Correa isn't.
Speaking to the media this weekend, Minnesota Twins shortstop Carlos Correa says his plantar fasciitis issues from 2024 are behind him and he's fully healthy.
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.
With more pressing needs in the rotation and outfield, the general feeling is Orlando Arcia will once again be the Braves starting shortstop in 2025. The
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.
Carlos Correa has four years and $128M in guaranteed money remaining on his contract.
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.
Had Correa not eased up midway through the basepath, he likely would have reached base.
It has been over two months since he last appeared in Minnesota’s lineup.
Correa and Minnesota manager Rocco Baldelli told reporters that the shortstop is dealing with a case of plantar fasciitis in his right foot.
Minnesota Twins shortstop Carlos Correa was in immediate pain after being hit by a pitch on Thursday.
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