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Carlos Correa: “A kid from Santa Isabel can’t complain about securing a $200 million contract”

In an exclusive interview with El Nuevo Día, the Puerto Rican star shortstop talked about the failed deals with the Giants and Mets that led to his return to Minnesota with a multi-year contract

14 de enero de 2023 - 12:54 PM

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Minnesota Twins' Carlos Correa, left, and agent Scott Boras speak to the media during a press conference at Target Field, Wednesday, January 11, 2023. (Abbie Parr)

Carlos Correa and his family had already started looking for a house in the expensive San Francisco real estate market before the Giants surprised him with their decision not to move forward with the historic 13-year, $350 million deal, worried about an old injury in his right leg that raised concern after the physical to validate the contract.He then took a trip amid the busy Christmas season, on a private jet paid for by Mets owner Steve Cohen, which took the Puerto Rican shortstop from his home in Houston to New York City for a new physical after reaching a -12-season, $315 million agreement with the Queens-based club.As with the Giants, the deal with the Mets also fell apart for the same reasons.

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