Carlos Correa was not surprised by the Houston Astros' decision to let go of Alex Bregman, understanding the need for players to explore their market value. Correa, now with the Minnesota Twins, is healthy and eager to compete in the upcoming season after dealing with past injuries.

Souhan: Carlos Correa eyes a path toward the Hall of Fame. With the blueprint set by Joe Mauer, Twins shortstop Carlos Correa understands the analytics needed to make his case to

Carlos Correa spoke to the media at Twins spring training on a variety of topics, ranging from injury questions (he’s fine), to Jose Altuve playing left field (“that little man can do anything. He’ll be fine.

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Carlos Correa's right-foot problems seem to be a distant memory. On Tuesday, the Twins’ shortstop did everything he was scheduled to do at the Lee Health Sports Complex. Correa was as smooth as ever -- fielding ground balls and making perfect throws to first base.

Carlos Correa is healthy this spring after dealing with plantar fasciitis, confident that the Minnesota Twins' talent can lead to a successful season.

Last season, Carlos Correa had a foot problem. It was the second straight year in which the talented Minnesota Twins shortstop missed time because of plantar fasciitis pain in his feet. Previously he had back issues.

Borgschulte worked as a Twins minor-league coach from 2018-21, giving him familiarity with several players on the roster.

Carlos Correa has returned to the baseball field for Spring training with the Minnesota Twins. His wife, former Miss Texas Daniella Rodriguez, recentl

Wallner is far from fitting the traditional leadoff hitter mold, but the Twins want damage atop the lineup and he can deliver it.

The Minnesota Twins are experimenting with a new leadoff hitter and it's not a traditional type of fit being Matt Wallner.

For Minnesota Twins veterans like Carlos Correa, Byron Buxton, and Royce Lewis, spring training serves as a time to shake off the rust, get back into baseball shape, and prepare for the upcoming season.