As mentioned above, Correa’s impact offensively is hard to overstate. If he would’ve qualified for statistical leaderboards, Correa’s .905 wouldn’t have just led the Twins, it would’ve ranked ninth in the majors, just ahead of Bryce Harper.

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After a monumental collapse in the American League playoff race, the Minnesota Twins are expected to make some changes.

The Twins have a lot of work ahead of them following a season that fell well short of expectations and a late season collapse. Not changing? Team leadership, with Manager Rocco Baldelli returning as is President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey.

The Minnesota Twins claim they will not cut player payroll in 2025, one season after cutting a devastating $30 million last offseason.

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