Report: Correa saga takes another twist as Mets express concerns after physical
The New York Mets have issues with Carlos Correa‘s bodily after agreeing to a 12-year, $315 million take care of the star shortstop, The Athletic experiences.
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It marks the second time in every week a group has had issues about Correa’s bodily after agreeing to a take care of him.
Correa grew to become accessible to the Mets earlier this week when the San Francisco Giants expressed concern about his surgically repaired proper leg after agreeing to a 13-year, $350 million deal.
With these issues holding up the deal, Correa’s agent, Scott Boras, pivoted to the Mets on Wednesday
Mets proprietor Steve Cohen went on report in regards to the deal when it was agreed to, telling the New York Post: “We needed one more thing and this is it.”
The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal and Dan Hayes say it is perhaps arduous for the Mets to get out of the deal after Cohen’s feedback.
The Athletic reporters say there’s a chance the events may put language within the deal not guaranteeing a sure amount of cash if Correa misses a particular period of time with a leg drawback.
Correa underwent his bodily with the Giants on Monday earlier than the group cancelled a scheduled news convention on Tuesday.
Correa has performed 148 and 136 video games the previous two seasons with the Minnesota Twins and Houston Astros, respectively.
The Puerto Rico native is a two-time all-star and received the World Series with the Astros in 2017.
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