The Astros have brought back Carlos Correa in a massive MLB trade deadline deal with the Twins. A franchise legend is back.

Astros are bringing back Carlos Correa, their 2015 Rookie Of the Year, 2017 World Series champion and three-time All-Star.

According to MLB.com's Brian McTaggart, the Astros traded for shortstop Carlos Correa in a deal with the Minnesota Twins. Bob ...

Less than halfway through his six-year, $200 million contract — amid an epic sell-off at the trade deadline on Thursday — the ...

Correa will waive his no-trade clause and the Twins are sending the Astros $30 million of the $96 million guaranteed to ...

Correa signed a six-year, $200 million contract with the Minnesota Twins before the 2023 season began. He was part of the ...

Correa's exit from Minnesota began with a candid conversation with Twins president Derek Falvey about the team's future direction.

One Astro that is pumped about his former teammate returning to the team is second baseman Jose Altuve, who responded to the ...

The Minnesota Twins conducted a fire sale this week, trading 10 players - nearly 40% of their active roster - including ...

A whirlwind 48 hours for Carlos Correa saw him traded back to the Astros and hitting cleanup Friday in Boston.

Carlos Correa gave the Minnesota Twins something of an ultimatum when the possibility of a trade came up.

Correa was at third and batting cleanup. He had played 1,186 games at shortstop in his major league career, and none at third base; he did play some third base for Puerto Rico during the World ...