The New York Mets reportedly are growing 'very frustrated' with the ongoing Carlos Correa negotiations and are considering an exit from the sweepstakes.
. But just like the Giants, the Mets have raised concerns over an ankle injury that have complicated their 12-year contract.reported Thursday that other teams have been in contact with the shortstop's camp. That list included the Minnesota Twins, who signed Correa to a three-year contract last offseason with player options that he utilized after the 2022 MLB season in search of a long-term contract this winter.
"[The Twins] are still involved in Correa, and they’ve got a shot here," former MLB executive Jim Bowden said Friday on MLB Network Radio."I think they are willing to do a little more of a risk on the medicals than either the Giants or Mets were in terms of years and dollars.
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