Overview
- Correa insisted on Wednesday that discussions about a midseason trade back to Houston aren’t “serious” at this point.
- He holds a no-trade clause in his six-year, $200 million Twins contract, giving him veto power over any deal.
- MLB.com’s Brian McTaggert reported that the Astros’ interest in reuniting with Correa before Thursday’s 6 p.m. ET deadline is genuine.
- The three-time All-Star emphasized that his primary goal remains to stay in Minnesota and contribute to the Twins’ success.
- The Twins traded closer Jhoan Duran on Wednesday and are weighing additional moves to maximize return value from expiring contracts before the deadline.