The Los Angeles Dodgers are on the hunt for a shortstop this winter. Could they target Carlos Correa of the Minnesota Twins?

The Los Angeles Dodgers add a decorated infielder in exchange for Bobby Miller and a pitching prospect in this hypothetical.

The Minnesota Twins' new president of baseball operations is "open-minded" to proposals for one of the team's top stars this ...

Speaking this week at the general manager's meetings in Texas, Minnesota Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey ...

None of that stopped New York Post columnist Joel Sherman from making his case as to why he thinks the Mets and New York ...

The Mets and Yankees should do what I strongly suspect they would never consider — ignore his cost (kind of), his injury ...

He has four years at $128 million left on his contract and is a distressed enough asset that to move him the Twins either ...

Correa's recovery from plantar fasciitis in his right foot is progressing ahead of his recovery from the same problem in his left foot last offseason, Twins president of baseball operations Derek ...

The Twins were certainly happy with the level of production they got from their $200-million shortstop. Now, it’s getting ...

With former board chair Darlen Rowden now serving as the MLA for Batoche, Subdivision 2 in the Saskatchewan Rivers School ...

Yankee fans boo Carlos Correa mercilessly every time he visits New York, but that could change with one big offseason trade.

Minnesota Twins shortstop Carlos Correa and his wife Daniella Rodriguez cast their votes for the elections and took to social media to post about it.