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Carlos Correa's free agency saga is finally over after the two-time All-Star was reintroduced as a Minnesota Twin Wednesday after a six-year, $200million deal was ratified, following a successful physical.
Correa agreed to deals with both the San Francisco Giants and New York Mets, though both accords fell through due to concerns over a prior injury.
Eventually, Correa found his way back to the Twins, who he played for last season, before entering free agency.
Throughout the rollercoaster period, Correa was surprised as to the fallout with the Giants and Mets.
Minnesota Twins' Carlos Correa speaks to the media during a baseball press conference at Target Field Wednesday
'I had a lot of doctors tell me that I was fine, I had some doctors that said it wasn't so fine,' he said at his press conference.
'It was shocking to me because since I had the surgery, I never missed a game, I never [got] treatment in
