It’s not an issue with his left wrist or a bad approach, Correa contends. He says his early offensive troubles are simply ...

Carlos Correa isn’t mincing words about his early-season slump at the plate. The Minnesota Twins shortstop gave an unfiltered ...

Carlos Correa has worked for two seasons to put his plantar fasciitis issues behind him. Now, he has entered the year in ...

There was no immediate indication of Correa's status other than the withdrawal from the game. The 30-year old Correa is only ...

The injuries are the latest obstacle for the Twins, who entered Tuesday at 5-12, tied for the worst start in franchise ...

It's been an ugly start to the season at the plate for Correa, the Twins' highest-paid player by a wide margin.

Wallner, the Twins say, left the game with left hamstring tightness. Correa left with left wrist soreness. But even in the ...

Minnesota Twins shortstop Carlos Correa calmed concerns about his wrist after he left Tuesday's game against the New York ...

After years of whiffing on stars in free agency, the Giants might've found a star who rarely whiffs as the "Grandson of the ...

The Minnesota Twins beat the Mets on Tuesday night but lost both Carlos Correa and Matt Wallner to injuries in the process.

Correa clearly was in pain. It turned out to be some kind of injury to his left wrist, suffered simply by swinging at the ball. Here’s the swing Minnesota lost Carlos Correa on. He winced while ...

Carlos Correa raised his hands in air as he ran towards first base and did so again once he reached the bag, a show of relief after some tough at the plate luck to begin the season.