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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.
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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