The Minnesota Twins have made a major move in their bid for a World Series title, resigning star shortstop Carlos Correa for the 2023 season. The deal, reportedly worth $100 million over three years, will keep the 26-year-old in a Twins uniform through the 2025 season.
The news was met with excitement by Twins fans and players alike, with many calling the signing of Correa a game-changer for the team. Correa, who has been named to two All-Star teams and won a Gold Glove award, is widely considered one of the best shortstops in the league.
"I am thrilled to be staying in Minnesota," said Correa. "The Twins have a great group of players, coaches, and fans, and I'm looking forward to helping bring a championship to this city."
The Twins have been in search of a top-tier shortstop for years, and Correa is expected to fill that role for years to come. The six-foot-four shortstop is known for his offensive prowess and defensive skills, making him a valuable addition to the Twins lineup.
The Twins front office praised Correa for his leadership and work ethic, and believe that his presence will help the team reach their goal of a World Series championship.
"We are confident that Carlos will be a great addition to our team and help lead us to success," said Twins general manager Derek Falvey. "His skills and leadership on and off the field are unmatched, and we are thrilled to have him as a part of the Twins family for years to come."
The Twins' 2023 season is shaping up to be one of the most exciting in recent history, and the signing of Carlos Correa is sure to bring a new level of excitement to Target Field. With Correa at shortstop, the Twins are poised for a deep run in the postseason and a shot at a World Series