Carlos Correa agent reveals teams he’s heard from

Where is Carlos Correa’s preferred destination after switching agents? Adding Scott Boras to the mix makes a major difference right away. Correa’s contract expectations skyrocketed immediately after adding Scott Boras to the mix. Boras clients rarely take less than what they deserve, MLB lockout or not. As one of the most outspoken agents in baseball, Boras can sway the market to his favor, and expect him to do just that after adding a player like Correa to his rolodex.

When Astros free agent shortstop Carlos Correa announced Tuesday night that he was changing agents and going with baseball super-agent Scott Boras to represent him, some Astros fans freaked out. Boras is a super-agent because he's known for getting the most money for his clients, and there's no doubt he'll try to do the same for Correa, who is seeking a contract somewhere in the range of 10 years and more than $300 million. However, what the freaked-out fans might not realize is the Astros have had success dealing with Boras and his clients.

Carlos Correa wants a new voice calling the shots in his quest to match or surpass the megabucks deal that fellow free-agent shortstop Corey Seager landed on Nov. 29. The two-time All-Star dumped William Morris Endeavor as his representation and hired the most powerful baseball agent on the planet, Scott Boras.

The latest on Carlos Correa has two big players — the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers — going in opposite directions in their pursuit. The Correa chase appears to be down to four teams — the Yankees, Dodgers, Cubs and Astros. Once the lockout ends, the real games begin, as official offers can be made to Correa by all four teams, or others lurking in the shadows.

The Dodgers agreed to a minor league deal with the hard throwing Matusda.

Carlos Correa announced on Tuesday that he was switching agents to Scott Boras and on Wednesday it was reiterated that he was looking for a minimum $330 million contract.

With All-Star Shortstop Carlos Correa in the midst of free agency, why would he change his representation?

Concrete baseball news is hard to come by during the ongoing MLB lockout, but free agent shortstop Carlos Correa hit us with a sledgehammer on Tuesday, announcing his hiring of super-agent Scott Boras to represent him moving forward. Almost instantaneously, Cubs fans waved the white flag on any potential pursuit...

The Boston Red Sox added to their pitching depth with the signing of former major league righthanded pitcher Taylor Cole to a minor-league deal with a invitation to big-league camp.

Astros fans are more worried than ever about losing star shortstop Carlos Correa, but a recent rumor doesn’t mean they’re out of the running just yet. Correa was reportedly shopping some game-used Astros gear of late, making it seem like he’s on his way out of Houston. At the very least, his timing was curious.

Carlos Correa has long been rumored to be on the way out of the Houston Astros. His latest move could be the death knell for his time in Texas. The Astros free agent is reportedly hiring power agent Scott Boras in a move that’s sure to be centered on getting the best deal possible with some massive dollar signs.

The futures odds are out for the 2022 World Series, and while a lot can change as the MLB lockout rolls on and eventually gets resolved, the Yankees and Mets are both, as of now, among the favorites.

Carlos Correa, whose long-anticipated free agency was shut down by MLB's player lockout, hired agent Scott Boras.

Carlos Correa hired Scott Boras as an agent, perhaps resetting the market as a whole. What does this mean for Freddie Freeman?. Correa’s decision impacts the entire free agent landscape, at least when such a landscape can be explored. Boras is the most well-known agent in all of baseball for a reason, and his clients don’t fall short of contract expectations.

The Yankees and Mets each have three entries on Baseball America’s Top 100 list, which was released on Wednesday morning with Anthony Volpe cracking the top 10.

For the folks out there who believe the New York Yankees will sign Carlos Correa, God Bless. The positive energy is admirable … we just can’t get on board with it. Ownership has made it a point to get under the luxury tax threshold two out of the last four years. We’ve heard rumblings about the team saving “spending” for Aaron Judge’s eventual contract extension. Before Gerrit Cole’s $324 million contract, the Yankees’ last marquee free agent contract was Masahiro Tanaka’s seven-year, $155 million deal back in 2014.

The ongoing owner lockout means that shortstop Carlos Correa, the top free on the market this offseason, can't yet sign with a team. Correa can, however, switch agents, and that's precisely what he's done. As Mark Berman reports, Correa has hired Scott Boras, perhaps the leading agent in all of...

Ortiz, a three-time World Series champion with Boston, finished his career with 541 home runs.

The Yankees landed three prospects in the Baseball America Top 100 on Wednesday, and also got three in Baseball Prospectus Top 101 released Thursday - but Jasson Dominguez, who was No. 87 in the BA rankings, was left out by BP.

The former Dodgers slugger was a fresh of breath air for the Atlanta Braves.