Correa: What If The Giants And Mets Were Right?

[USAFChief]

51 minutes ago, Hawkeye Bean Counter said:

 He has begun sprinting so likely not too far off of becoming active.  

He has?

[mrcharlie]

Agree.  

Mets, Giants and others also took a look at his rep among players.  I can't imagine most players would be happy to call a known cheat a teammate.  MLB does have a serious problem here.  Look into 1919 Scandal and pardon them (it's so popular now to re-write history) or put the screws to '17 Astros.  Could there be much more MLB is hiding in going so easy on Astros!?

[Hawkeye Bean Counter]

19 hours ago, USAFChief said:

He has?

https://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/baseball/news/twins-carlos-correa-begins-sprinting/#:~:text=Correa (heel) is sprinting on,due to right plantar fasciitis.

[USAFChief]

1 hour ago, Hawkeye Bean Counter said:

https://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/baseball/news/twins-carlos-correa-begins-sprinting/#:~:text=Correa (heel) is sprinting on,due to right plantar fasciitis.

That's dated Aug 11.

He had a "setback" at some point, and latest reports have him "working toward" sprinting. 

Last I recall hearing he wasn't even wearing spikes yet.

https://www.startribune.com/minnesota-twins-carlos-correa-plantar-fasciitis-steven-okert-mlb-ryan-jeffers-brooks-lee/601130492

 

[big dog]

The Mets and Giants were almost certainly right- Correa wasn't worth over $300 million.

That doesn't mean the Twins got a bad deal by paying $200 million, though so far it certainly hasn't been what we hoped to get.

[akmanak]

Meh, he has done some awesome things and given how many games he has saved with his glove, his veteran presence and his hot streaks at the plate I would still consider him a success.