US EditionAstros Bring Back Veteran Correa
HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS, AUG 1 – Carlos Correa agreed to waive his no-trade clause to return to Houston and will fill the Astros' third base gap caused by an injury, with Minnesota paying $33 million of his contract.
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The Houston Astros recovered their former stellar shortfield, Carlos Correa, in exchange for left-handed minor league pitcher Matt Mikulski and cash, announced the teams on Thursday. Correa resigned his non-exchange clause to facilitate the transfer. The Twins sent $33 million to Houston to cover part of the $104 million Correa has guaranteed for the remainder of his contract, according to Jeff Passan and Buster Olney of ESPN. Houston will be re…
Carlos Correa Shares 'Electric' Message Following SHOCKING Trade Back to Astros From Twins
Carlos Correa is back in Houston. On the trade deadline day on Thursday, the shortstop was traded away to the The post Carlos Correa Shares ‘Electric’ Message Following SHOCKING Trade Back to Astros From Twins appeared first on FirstSportz.
Correa returns to Astros in stunner trade with Twins
HOUSTON -- Carlos Correa, one of the most popular players in club history and a standout performer during the Astros’ rise from a 100-loss rebuilding club to World Series champion, is headed back to Houston after he agreed to waive a no-trade clause Thursday. In a blockbuster deal that had
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