The longer Correa goes without a contract, the more hope will grow for a Houston homecoming.
Carlos Correa is seeking a long-term big money deal in free agency, which doesn’t fit the Astros’ history. Houston did give Justin Verlander a $66 million deal for 2020 and 2021 but that time of short-term deal may not appeal to Correa.WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Alex Bregman anticipated the question setting Astros Twitter ablaze and hovering over the start of spring training.
Nothing Click has said publicly suggests the team is seriously focused on a reunion. Nothing Jim Crane has done during his ownership tenure suggests he’s willing to give the gargantuan deal Correa coveted when winter began. Correa does not hide his affinity for fellow Puerto Rican Francisco Lindor, a shortstop Correa compared himself to when discussing free agency last February. Lindor received a 10-year, $341 million contract extension from the New York Mets before opening day last year.
Correa’s value has never been higher, important to realize for a player beset by injuries before 2021. The opportunity to earn generational wealth and long-term security may never be this prime again.Correa said numerous times in 2021 he “bet on himself” by turning down two of Houston’s spring training extension offers. It’s clear he won the wager.
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