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Carlos Correa is a Twin - 6 yrs $200M

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1 minute ago, Quin said:

He lost $350M in total negotiations and $85M from the Twins. 7 years got lopped off his contract.

The physical maybe mostly complete, but something is still clearly wrong.

I can only laugh at Correa losing out on a ton of money, but the fact that he's on the Twins for the next 6 years doesn't make it so funny. 

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  • He lost $350M in total negotiations and $85M from the Twins. 7 years got lopped off his contract. The physical maybe mostly complete, but something is still clearly wrong.

  • 35thstreetswarm
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    I'm not sure I fully understand the logic behind "wow, the Twins are lucky Correa's medical risk profile turned out to be serious enough to scare multiple other teams away".  I guess time will tell. 

  • LittleHurtCG
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    Ouch. This is a kick to the nuts for the Sox.  Sox rebuild never stood a chance if JR wasn't going to pony up for any big time FA. 

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4 minutes ago, chw42 said:

 

Sure looks like the physical won't be an issue this time around. 

Bob did write the Twins wanted him to take a physical before they began to negotiate again.

3 minutes ago, ChiliIrishHammock24 said:

The only reason the Twins offered $200M a month after offering $280M is because their competition started dropping out. They already knew the medicals. They already know about the ankle. They saved $80M a month later because other teams got scared. What a slam dunk outcome for them.

Why couldn't Manny Machado have a bum ankle? 

14 minutes ago, Balta1701 said:

Technically wasn’t last years deal over $100 million, but with player opt outs?

And basically everyone knew he would opt out. 

2 minutes ago, chw42 said:

I can only laugh at Correa losing out on a ton of money, but the fact that he's on the Twins for the next 6 years doesn't make it so funny. 

Yeah I don't want him to get hurt, but I would like for him to suck.

I'm not sure I fully understand the logic behind "wow, the Twins are lucky Correa's medical risk profile turned out to be serious enough to scare multiple other teams away".  I guess time will tell.  Anyway, that cheater's presence on their roster continues to be another reason to hate the Twins.

2 minutes ago, 35thstreetswarm said:

I'm not sure I fully understand the logic behind "wow, the Twins are lucky Correa's medical risk profile turned out to be serious enough to scare multiple other teams away".  I guess time will tell.  Anyway, that cheater's presence on their roster continues to be another reason to hate the Twins.

If he stays healthy it definitely sucks for the Sox.  But if there is one team I would want stuck with dead money it’s Minny, though 6 years is far less risky.  

7 minutes ago, Tnetennba said:

And basically everyone knew he would opt out. 

Yes but the remaining years were effectively insurance against a severe injury. If he blew out a knee or ankle last year, he would have used the second or third year. 

3 minutes ago, Balta1701 said:

Yes but the remaining years were effectively insurance against a severe injury. If he blew out a knee or ankle last year, he would have used the second or third year. 

Correct.  But still far less risky than 6 to 10 years guaranteed, which was my point.  

Ouch. This is a kick to the nuts for the Sox. 

Sox rebuild never stood a chance if JR wasn't going to pony up for any big time FA. 

27 minutes ago, ChiliIrishHammock24 said:

The only reason the Twins offered $200M a month after offering $280M is because their competition started dropping out. They already knew the medicals. They already know about the ankle. They saved $80M a month later because other teams got scared. What a slam dunk outcome for them.

The guaranteed AAV went up $5.33M tho. If Correa is largely healthy for them, this contract is a home run for them. 

6 minutes ago, ChiSox59 said:

The guaranteed AAV went up $5.33M tho. If Correa is largely healthy for them, this contract is a home run for them. 

The medicals have to be something serious.  If he is not playing SS you are severely overpaying for him. 

It's a risky move for the Twins...wonder if the cubs would have jumped back in.  I also wonder if other teams asked for the physical results before negotiating. 

Just now, southsider2k5 said:

 

So its an annual renewal.  Twins did well here.  

Reasonable back end to that deal for Twins...makes me confident that Boras KNOWS his ankle is hanging on a tendon and had NO opt outs. 

With all this physical history...zero chance this is getting insured as well, correct? What a devastating contract that would be if he gets hurt badly in any of the first 3 years. 

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12 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said:

 

lol this is the type of s%*# cohen and JR could bond over!

As long as we had a seat at the table I’m cool with it.

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