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La Velle E. Neal III: Enthusiastic Twins still have to prove themselves on the field

FORT MYERS, FLA — Bags were packed. Bats were stacked. PitchCom devices were secured. The Twins wrapped up spring training Tuesday, fled the Florida heat and charged into the Minnesota frost.

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Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge and Albert Pujols With the Cardinals Are Among the 99 Things to Look Forward to This MLB Season

Opening Day is here! Let’s count down the reasons for fans to be excited this year, one for every day of the lockout.

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John Romano: These MLB predictions are guaranteed to be correct — until the games begin

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — When spring training began last season, the computer models at Baseball Prospectus put Atlanta’s odds of winning the National League East at 20-to-1. Eight months later, the Braves were World Series champions. That’s not a knock on analytics, it’s a nod to unpredictability.

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Cubs Opening Day: Evaluating offseason moves, their implications for 2022

In a chaotic transaction window that overlapped with spring training, the Cubs revealed their priorities

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MLB Watchability Rankings: A Guide to Help You Decide Which Teams to Check Out This Season

How many of the 30 clubs are actually worth watching? Here is where each one stands on the fun index.

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MLB Preseason Power Rankings: Everyone’s Chasing the Dodgers

New baseball season. Same preseason favorite.

Sports Illustrated

What will White Sox’ front office do? ‘You trust in them,’ closer Liam Hendriks says

‘‘You’re going to get in trouble as a player if you try to play GM,’’ Hendriks said.

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The Cubs Are Better Than You Think

When the Cubs executed their trade-deadline fire sale last July—after they had traded Yu Darvish and nontendered Kyle Schwarber in December 2020—it appeared that they would be entering a multiyear transition. Perhaps this wouldn’t be the type of long rebuild they endured a decade ago, but it was ...

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Carlos Correa sets high goals with Twins: 'We only talked about winning'

FORT MYERS, Fla. — Carlos Correa has made quite a splash over the past week, first agreeing to join the Twins in a surprising early-morning agreement Saturday, then signing his three-year, $105.3 million contract Tuesday and urging on his new teammates on in drills.

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Bo Bichette, Tim Anderson Highlight Shortstops by Fantasy ADP

Breaking down shortstops based on their average draft position to find value and opportunity.

Sports Illustrated

Matthew Roberson: Let’s kill the idea of the ‘overpaid’ baseball player

A prevailing mantra at the end of a baseball offseason — both from fans and front offices — is that a certain player has been “overpaid” or was undesirable at a certain price point.

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Astros’ José Altuve ‘Surprised’ That Carlos Correa Signed With Twins

The star shortstop signed a three-year deal with Minnesota on Friday night.

Sports Illustrated

Twins land free-agent shortstop Carlos Correa in stunning $105.3 million, three-year deal

FORT MYERS, Fla. – Carlos Correa chose Minnesota late Friday night to serve as the staging area for the second half of his All-Star, Gold Glove, borderline MVP-level career, accepting a contract that makes him the highest-salaried player in Twins history.

Tribune News Service

Carlos Correa’s Move to Minnesota Could Be a Perfect Match

The star shortstop signed a quirky contract with an unexpected team—and baseball is better for it.

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Carlos Correa reportedly agreed to a massive deal with the Twins in the middle of the night and MLB fans woke up in a frenzy

Carlos Correa is a Minnesota Twin.

Sports Illustrated

Report: Shortstop Carlos Correa to Ink Record-Breaking Deal With Twins

The former Astros shortstop inked a three-year contract that would make him the highest-paid infielder by annual average salary in MLB history.

Sports Illustrated

The Yankees Should Trade for Bryan Reynolds or Cedric Mullins

The Yankees are going to make another move, right? They entered this offseason with holes at first base, shortstop and center field. There were superstars available at both first base and shortstop, but New York didn’t sign any of them. It’s becoming clearer and clearer with each year that Hal…

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Three Things to Watch for As Baseball Returns

Today is a great day. I’m listening to “Take It Easy” as I begin this newsletter, temperatures in Brooklyn are in the 50s, and all of us get to look forward to some baseball. This paragraph is the last in which I’ll mention the lockout in this introduction section. You…

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Marcus Stroman’s already sending Twitter recruiting pitches to Carlos Correa after MLB lockout ends

Marcus Stroman's playing the opportunist!

Sports Illustrated

The Infield of Active Players Closest to the Cooperstown Cut Line

These current stars are building Hall of Fame cases already. Will they get elected one day?

Tribune News Service

Matthew Roberson: Plenty of stud free agents are still on the board when MLB’s lockout finally ends

NEW YORK — With Carlos Correa hiring human ATM Scott Boras to be his agent on Tuesday, the free agent shortstop set himself up even better for a contract with multiple commas.

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Report: Carlos Correa Hires Agent Scott Boras as New Representation

Correa, the top free agent still on the market, will be represented by the most high-profile agent in the sport.

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