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Marlins sending Pablo Lopez, prospects to Twins for 1B Luis Arraez

MIAMI — The Miami Marlins on Friday swung their biggest move of the offseason to date, acquiring Minnesota Twins first baseman and defending American League batting champion Luis Arraez.

Miami Herald

Luis Arraez, Pablo Lopez trade grades: Who won the Marlins and Twins trade?

A big trade for both teams in January!

USA Today Sports Media Group

Twins, Marlins Agree to Deal Around Luis Arráez, Pablo López

Both teams are addressing a weakness in the trade.

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Chad Green was an unsung hero for the Yankees

If this is it for Chad Green as a Yankee, the tenacious reliever deserves some respect for being a truly critical piece of the team’s success.

Tribune News Service

Torii Hunter’s Hall of Fame Case Is Stronger Than You’d Think

He’s in danger of falling off the ballot, but he deserves more consideration.

Sports Illustrated

Andrew McCutchen Heads Home As Pirates Continue Intriguing Offseason

When I woke up this morning, I had no intention of writing about the Pirates for today’s newsletter. Why would I? I have mentioned them in previous editions—such as when I’ve written that they should trade their best player and when they gave up Aaron Judge’s 60th home run—but only…

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Lingering questions after Carlos Correa finalizes contract with Twins

Carlos Correa was finally able to shed some light on his six weeks of contract negotiations after his six-year, $200 million deal with the Minnesota Twins was finalized this week.

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Carlos Correa’s Return Makes the Twins a Contender. Now They Must Add More

Minnesota won back its star shortstop, but it has more work to do in its lineup in order to set its sights on October.

Sports Illustrated

Dieter Kurtenbach: Carlos Correa’s Twins deal doesn’t vindicate the Giants — it makes them look worse

The third time is the charm.

Tribune News Service

Patrick Reusse: Carlos Correa’s return to Twins is good, even if some fans won’t like it

MINNEAPOLIS — The reaction when it was revealed on Dec. 20 that agent Scott Boras had rebounded from San Francisco's cold feet on the signing of Carlos Correa to land a similar deal with the New York Mets was two-fold:

Tribune News Service

‘My heart was here.’ Carlos Correa describes twisting road that led back to Minnesota.

MINNEAPOLIS — Saying "all that matters is what I do from this point forward," Carlos Correa rejoined the Twins, passing the team's physical exams after two other teams balked at giving the 28-year-old shortstop long-term deals.

Tribune News Service

Carlos Correa passes physical, completes $200 million, 6-year deal with Twins

Correa agreed Tuesday to return to the Twins after richer deals with the San Francisco Giants and New York Mets both dissolved over concerns by those clubs about an old injury to his lower leg.

Chicago Sun-Times

Report: Carlos Correa, Twins Deal Official After Passed Physical

He reportedly agreed to a deal that can max out to more than $200 million.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | Carlos Correa Free-Agency Saga Ends

Finally.

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La Velle E. Neal III: Carlos Correa returning is a victory for Twins

MINNEAPOLIS — On March 23 of last year, Carlos Correa signed a three-year, $105.3 million contract with the Twins.

Sports Illustrated

Report: Mets’ Correa Offer Allowed Team to Void After Failed Physical

New York wanted voiding options reliant on Correa’s health in the final six years of the deal.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Twins became the third team to agree to a contract with Carlos Correa and MLB fans had jokes

The wildest free agency ever.

Tribune News Service

Carlos Correa, Twins agree to six-year, $200M deal — pending physical

MINNEAPOLIS — In the end, Carlos Correa opted into a Twins contract.

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Sports Illustrated

‘Pending Physical’ Trends As Carlos Correa Finalizes Third Deal

Two deals fell apart after teams raised questions following his physical.

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The Bizarre Twists and Turns Sending Carlos Correa Back to the Twins

The superstar shortstop is heading back to Minnesota—pending a physical.

Sports Illustrated

Carlos Correa Re-Signs With the Twins: Instant Analysis

Our MLB staff breaks down what this means for the shortstop, Minnesota and the Mets.

The Independent UK

AP source: Correa reaches $200M, 6-year deal with Twins

A person familiar with the negotiations says Carlos Correa has agreed to a $200 million, six-year contract that keeps him with the Minnesota Twins after failing to complete deals with the New York Mets and San Francisco Giants

Chicago Sun-Times

Carlos Correa, Twins agree to $200 million, 6-year deal

The deal for the All-Star shortstop could be worth $270 million over 10 seasons if Correa remains healthy.

Sports Illustrated

Carlos Correa, Twins Finalizing Six-Year Deal, per Report

The contract signals an apparent end to a bizarre free agency saga.

Irish Mirror

MLB star Carlos Correa forced into dramatic contract u-turn after two deals fall through

MLB superstar shortstop Carlos Correa has agreed to return to the Minnesota Twins on a long-term deal after originally agreeing to terms with the San Francisco Giants and New York Mets

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