Carlos Correa, San Francisco Giants agree to 13-year, $350 million deal – a record for a shortstop
to remain with the Yankees.
Consider this a phenomenal consolation prize.
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Correa will average $27 million per season, $13 million less than Judge, while manning the most important position in the field. ESPN first reported that Correa and the Giants were in agreement.
defended teammates and responded to comments from other players through the years. As a Giant, his biggest division rival is one of the most aggrieved parties in that scandal – the Dodgers, who lost the 2017 World Series to Houston in seven games.