Less than 24 hours after we found out ace Pablo Lopez was bound for the injured list, Carlos Correa has been scratched from the Minnesota Twins starting lineup on Wednesday vs the orphan Athletics ...

Carlos Correa was ejected from the on-deck circle by home plate umpire Austin Jones. Twins manager Rocco Baldelli was also tossed from the game. Prior to Lee's at-bat, Jones had called a few other ...

Carlos Correa went 2-4 with a home run in his return from injury on Friday against the Royals, but he's notably left off the Twins' lineup for Saturday's game. After more than a week on the IL ...

Twins Announce Unfortunate Carlos Correa News Before Athletics Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Minnesota Twins enter Wednesday night's game against the Athletics with a 33-27 record ...

Twins star shortstop Carlos Correa is out of the lineup for a third consecutive day due to back soreness. He didn't play in either of the final two games of Minnesota's road series against the ...

Between the regular season and playoffs, Saturday night in Seattle marked the 1,243rd Major League Baseball game of Carlos Correa's 11-year career. When he was thrown out by home plate umpire ...

The lead trimmed to a lone run late Tuesday night, Carlos Correa ... ways in which the Twins’ highest-paid player impacts the game like few others on the roster can. Correa went 3-for-4 and ...

Correa (back) is starting at shortstop and batting third against the Blue Jays on Saturday. Correa will return to Minnesota's lineup following a three-game absence due to back tightness.

The Twins announced this unfortunate news in a post on X. "Updated lineup: Brooks Lee will play SS tonight," the team wrote. "Carlos Correa has been scratched with back tightness." While Lee is an ...

Correa (back) confirmed after Wednesday's ... The veteran shortstop and the Twins both agreed it was in his best interest to get two days off to allow his back pain to subside, but the expectation ...

It’s not often you see a player ejected without stepping foot into the batter’s box, but that’s exactly what happened to Carlos Correa on Saturday night. The Minnesota Twins’ shortstop was ...