The New York Times – Sports:
A sport that has always struggled with change has mixed opinions about PitchCom and other new technologies. But everyone seems to agree that the systems work.
Category: Correa, Carlos (1994- )
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Byron Buxton of the Twins Is ‘the Best Player in the World’
The New York Times – Sports:
The Byron Buxton Experience is finally happening for the Minnesota Twins and the team could not be happier. A little caution along the way can’t hurt.
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Jeremy Pena of the Astros Does Not Want to Be Carlos Correa
The New York Times – Sports:
When the Houston Astros let Carlos Correa walk away, they had his replacement ready. Jeremy Peña is showing flashes of what made the team so confident in him.
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2022 MLB Preview: American League
The New York Times – Sports:
The A.L. West has high-priced superstars. The A.L. Central has intriguing story lines. But the mighty A.L. East has four teams capable of winning 100 games.
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Carlos Correa Is Introduced by Minnesota Twins
The New York Times – Sports:
A unique contract makes Correa the highest paid infielder in baseball, but also will allow him to be a free agent again next winter. Until then, he plans to win.
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Carlos Correa Agrees to $105.3 Million Contract With Twins
The New York Times – Sports:
Correa, a superstar shortstop, bucked the recent trend of massive contracts, agreeing to a short and flexible deal — with a record-setting average annual value.
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Amid Fear of a Work Stoppage, Baseball Is Stuck in Neutral
The New York Times – Sports:
Baseball’s general managers have been meeting, just as they always do, but the potential of a lockout has a star-studded group of free agents waiting for the dust to settle.