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Sports
Peter Cox

Reports: Correa returns to Twins for 6 more years, $200M

Carlos Correa
Minnesota Twins' Carlos Correa reacts after hitting a home run in September against the New York Yankees. Reports Tuesday say he's agreed to return to the Twins for six years and $200 million.
Adam Hunger | AP

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Local and national media are reporting that pending a physical, the Minnesota Twins have re-signed superstar shortstop Carlos Correa to a six-year, $200 million contract.

Correa had 22 home runs, 64 runs batted in and hit 291 in one season with the Twins. He opted out of the last two years of his three-year deal with the team to explore the free agent market.

But that offseason marketplace has been filled with drama. Correa, a highly coveted player, signed similar deals first with the San Francisco Giants, and then the New York Mets. Both of those deals fell apart amid concerns about a right ankle injury he sustained in 2014.

Reports are he still has to pass a physical with the Twins to complete the deal. The Twins have not yet announced the signing.