In many ways, Houstonians and Astros believers across the country are still stuck between two completely different worlds because Carlos Correa is still in MLB limbo — as of Saturday evening — write the columnist Brian T. Smith.
It’s still unknown if Carlos Correa will sprint away from the Astros or if the free-agent shortstop will actually return to the club.Still nervous.And, in many ways, Houstonians and Astros believers across the country are still stuck between two completely different worlds because Carlos Correa is still in MLB limbo*.If Correa signed a 10-year, $350 million contract early Sunday morning and this column is already outdated, blame Rob Manfred and MLB’s absurd lockout, not me.Correa, a new Yankee.
Correa’s house made news Friday, when it was revealed that the three-bedroom residence recently hit the market for almost $1.6 million.Wrong, thanks to one of the oddest offseasons in baseball history and a bitter lockout that almost produced 100 days of nothing. The night before, it was impossible to tell that a lockout had almost erased real contests from a 162-game schedule. An oversized white H and orange star stood against a mid-March sunset. An orange 2021 pennant had been attached to similar honors from 2005 and 2019, with all three resting beneath a sign for the spring training home of the Astros.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Carlos Correa Unloading $1.6 Mil Houston Mansion Amid MLB Free AgencyMLB star Carlos Correa is selling his Houston mansion just days away from his official departure from the Astros.
Read more »
Carlos Correa's Montrose home hits market for $1.6M, as Astros star tests free agencyA Montrose home owned by former Houston Astros shortstop and free agent Carlos Correa has gone on the market for $1,599,000.
Read more »
MLB Free Agent Frenzy Set To Begin And Center Around Carlos CorreaNow that the lockout has been lifted, teams will scramble to sign many of the 138 free agents still on the market with spring training camps set to open and the revised opening day set for April 7
Read more »
Where might Carlos Correa land? Sizing up Astros star's potential suitorsAssessing the potential landing spots for Houston Astros shortstop Carlos Correa in MLB free agency.
Read more »
Will Smith Rides High | Vanity Fair | July 1999This Fourth of July is shaping up to be another unofficial 'Will Smith Weekend' (see: Independence Day, Men in Black) as the most popular man in movies—everyone loves him, even the grumpiest gaffer—opens in Wild Wild West, a $100-million-plus action comedy. On the set and at the techno-gadget-packed home in the L.A. exurbs that Smith shares with his wife, actress Jada Pinkett-Smith, NED ZEMAN gets the 30-year-old actor and rap artist's exuberant riffs on being black in Hollywood, making nearly $20 million a picture, and choosing 'sexy, cool, or funny'
Read more »