MINNEAPOLIS — He said the words.
Carlos Correa, who has the right to void the final two years (and $70.2 million in salary) of his three-year contract, spent the summer hinting but never declaring his intention to do so.
But that changed this week, when Correa told El Nuevo Dia, a newspaper in his homeland of Puerto Rico, that he will indeed invoke the opt-out clause in his contract, saying "that's the right decision."
