The All-Star shortstop Carlos Correa maintains he has no animosity toward the Mets or Giants despite the public breakdown of his contract talks with both teams this offseason. As a result, Correa decided to stay in Minnesota for $200 million, which is significantly less than the contracts he would have received from the Mets or Giants. Following the MLB Winter Meetings in December, Correa and the Giants reached an enormous 13-year, $350 million contract, which would have been the most expensive in the club's history. The agreement, which would have been the fourth-largest guarantee in MLB history, was ultimately rejected by the Giants because of a failed medical. The Mets swooped in and struck a 12-year, $315 million deal, but they later cancelled it.

Source: Fox News January 16, 2023 00:07 UTC