D.C Twins Verified Member Posted September 22, 2022 Posted September 22, 2022 I am strangely OK with either scenario. If he stays under the current short-term structure.... great! I'm sure he'll perform well for the team next year. If he opts out... I'm totally fine with that too. We have other promising cheap options in the pipeline and reasonable stop gaps (and yes nothing is for sure) and the 35 million can go a long way toward shoring up our pitching.... and let's be honest... no improved pitching, not playoffs The only thing I don't want is a bloated long-term extension. I'm not at all convinced that he is going to be a superstar going forward (no evidence of that this year) and we have to be as sure as possible to shell out that kind of money long term. Also, we should not be Bamboozled by Boras about any contract restructure... I don't see the market for Correa as any better than last year and nothing he did this year is going to improve his position to get the type of money he is asking for. The Twins need to sit back and just let him make is decision.... we can adjust either way. (I'm kinda hoping he opts out and we stop gap until one or both of Lee/Lewis is ready for cheap at SS and we can use money to fill other holes)
dxpavelka Verified Member Posted September 22, 2022 Posted September 22, 2022 Just glanced at the sentence about Larnach & Kiriloff being hopefully fully healthy and didn't see the word "hopefully" at first. Thought: That's funny **** right there. Then I saw the word "hopefully" and then I remembered that "hope is not a strategy"...... TwinsDr2021 1
MABB1959 Verified Member Posted September 22, 2022 Posted September 22, 2022 4 hours ago, RpR said: IF, if, if, if, if... if wishes came true, the Twins would have been in the World Series again after 1991. Perfect answer. We have been playing the if game forever. Sure we have a few ALC titles but no playoff wins. This team will most likely be ifffing for the next 10 years. Their window of opportunity is long gone with nothing to show.
tony&rodney Verified Member Posted September 22, 2022 Posted September 22, 2022 Correa is the best player we have had since Mauer was injured. It would be tough to see him go, even if it is most likely the case.
rwilfong86 Verified Member Posted September 22, 2022 Posted September 22, 2022 Correa is gone and someone is gonna pay him big money
David Maro Verified Member Posted September 23, 2022 Posted September 23, 2022 Pitching,Pitching,and more Pitching!! That money can be used there. Sign Correa long term and team has the Mauer situation,weak team around him. Look around baseball the teams that are going to the playoffs pitch first. After that they play fundamental baseball,the two things that are lacking with this team.
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