NEW YORK — Carlos Correa outlasted the umbrage.
The boos were loud during pregame introductions, and reached a zenith when his home run landed in the third row. But when Correa lined an opposite-field double into the right-field corner to give the Twins the lead, the booing was half-hearted at best.
Instead, the cheering from the Twins' dugout was audible above the 41,039 disappointed fans, who watched the Yankees blow an early lead and lose to the Twins, 4-3 at Yankee Stadium.
