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The Bizarre Twists and Turns Sending Carlos Correa Back to the Twins

The superstar shortstop is heading back to Minnesota—pending a physical.

Sports Illustrated

Carlos Correa Re-Signs With the Twins: Instant Analysis

Our MLB staff breaks down what this means for the shortstop, Minnesota and the Mets.

Sports Illustrated

Mike Piazza on Jacob deGrom leaving the Mets and why he got tear-gassed for ‘Special Forces’

"He made his decision. We had to make our decision."

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Ryan Divish: What to make of Mariners’ lack of spending so far in free agency

SEATTLE — “A nickel ain’t worth a dime anymore.”

Tribune News Service

What We'll Remember From 2022: MLB

Aaron Judge's home run chase and Houston's second title headlined a baseball season that, for a time, seemed like it might not happen at all.

Sports Illustrated

David Murphy: The only appropriate response to Steve Cohen vs. John Middleton is to egg them on

PHILADELPHIA — If you think about it, there’s something weird about taking a rooting interest in the way a billionaire spends his money. Which is why you shouldn’t think about it. Just enjoy it. In fact, do everything in your power to egg it on.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Paul Sullivan: Mets owner Steve Cohen is on a wild spending spree — and it has baseball in a tizzy

CHICAGO — It was 26 years ago that White Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf shocked the baseball world by signing surly free-agent slugger Albert Belle to a record five-year, $55 million deal.

Chicago Tribune

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Alex Simon: Giants have replaced Mets as MLB’s big-market laughingstock

It’s been a pretty good time to be a Giants fan in the near-quarter century since they moved to 24 Willie Mays Plaza, and the three pennants from the 2010s will fly forever.

Tribune News Service

When the Giants hesitated to close the Carlos Correa deal, agent Scott Boras called the Mets

New York had expressed interest while Boras had been negotiating with the Giants. He contacted Mets owner Steve Cohen. “Welcome to Correa-mas. This is your lucky day,” Boras recalled telling Cohen.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘No collusion’ in free agency says MLB exec before proceeding to describe textbook collusion

Watching billionaires lose their minds is a sport in itself

USA Today Sports Media Group

Merry Correa-Mas, Mets: Scott Boras Is Not Worried About Carlos Correa's Health

As the star of free agency undergoes his physical exam in New York, his agent is confident health will not be a problem this time around.

Sports Illustrated

Jorge Castillo: Carlos Correa spurned Giants for Mets. Why that's still bad news for Dodgers.

LOS ANGELES — On Tuesday, as word spread that the San Francisco Giants had postponed Carlos Correa's introductory news conference because of an issue with his medical records, I joked with a group of friends that the Dodgers would swoop in and sign Correa to a three-year contract with opt-outs.

Los Angeles Times

Bill Madden: Steve Cohen’s Carlos Correa deal is just plain reckless for the Mets

NEW YORK — By bringing in Derek Jeter for the occasion of naming Aaron Judge as their 16th team captain, the Yankees Wednesday did their best to blunt the hysteria reigning over in Queens with Steve Cohen’s stunning 3 a.m., $315 million pilfering of Carlos Correa from the Giants.

Tribune News Service

Bill Shaikin: Carlos Correa is a Met, and risk management is for every other team

LOS ANGELES — There is nothing stopping a team from signing a player with a medical issue. There is nothing stopping Steve Cohen, the owner of the New York Mets.

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Steve Cohen, Mets jump in and grab Carlos Correa after deal with Giants falls apart

NEW YORK — The old Mets fired managers in the middle of the night. The new Mets sign All-Stars in the middle of the night.

Sports Illustrated

Inside Carlos Correa’s Chaotic Flip From the Giants to the Mets

What happened will go down as the biggest undoing of a contract agreement in MLB history.

Sports Illustrated

Mets’ Steve Cohen Explains How Correa Deal Materialized

New York continues to spend record money this offseason.

Sports Illustrated

Mets Owner Steve Cohen Is Embarrassing His Peers. And It’s Awesome.

The Mets swooped in and signed Carlos Correa after his deal with the Giants fell apart.

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SI:AM | Carlos Correa Shockingly Changes Course

After the deal fell through with the Giants, he’s going to the Mets.

Chicago Sun-Times

Carlos Correa, Mets agree to $315 million, 12-year contract as Giants deal falls apart

Correa’s pending contract with San Francisco came apart over an issue with his physical.

USA Today Sports Media Group

After Mets’ reported Carlos Correa signing, here’s how much owner Steve Cohen could pay in luxury tax

It's A LOT.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Carlos Correa … a Met? It’s a weird, unreal time to be a Mets fan right now

Life for a Mets fan is like being in Bizzaro World

Sports Illustrated

Why the Dodgers Are Mostly Sitting Out the Free Agent Frenzy

The superteam with seemingly infinite resources has been noticeably absent from the hottest market in years. What gives?

Tribune News Service

Bill Madden: Mets, Yankees spreading holiday joy in Big Apple with free-spending offseason

NEW YORK — When the dust began settling on what had been the wildest two weeks of spending in baseball history, Steve Cohen had emerged with a payroll of over $340 million and Hal Steinbrenner had shelled out $522 million on two players alone in Aaron Judge and Carlos Rodon.

Tribune News Service

Larry Stone: Mariners sat out MLB's free-agent frenzy, and now must deal with fallout

SEATTLE — Way back in 1990, San Francisco Giants general manager Al Rosen raged that MLB was headed for "Armageddon" based on the outrageous free-agent contracts being handed out. What really piqued Rosen's ire was the four-year, $10 million contract given to middling left-handed pitcher Bud Black (given to him…

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