Correa Rejoins Twins On 6 Year 200 Million Pact
Carlos Correa agreed to a 200 million six year contract to stay with the Minnesota Twins, after failing to finalize deals with the New York Mets and San Francisco Giants. The agreement could rise to 270 million over 10 seasons with incentives, pending a successful physical. Correa, a two time All Star and former AL Rookie of the Year, returns to a team that valued him highly amid a star studded winter market.
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Transactions roll across MLB NFL and more in brief notice
Orioles send Vallimont to Norfolk while Twins acquire A J Alexy and designate Oliver Ortega. Pirates trade Zach Thompson for Chavez Young as Nationals sign Corey Dickerson. Ravens extend Roquan Smith. Panthers, Bears, Texans, Chargers, Giants, Steelers, Seahawks, Buccaneers, Titans, and Commanders make signings and roster moves. Also NHL Columbus recalls Gret Greaves. Kentucky names Liam Goen OC. various soccer tennis and other events listed.
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Johnny Johnson III
Drew Estrada
Gerard Doaks
Adedayo Odeleye
Angelo Ross
Mason Schreck
LOS Angeles Chargers
Rashawn Slater
NEW York Giants
Vernon Butler
Jack Heflin
Pittsburgh Steelers
Marcus Bradley
Cody White
Duke Dawson
Scott Nelson
William Dunkle
Emelie Egbule
Jason Huntley
Master Teague
Ryan McCollum
Rodney Williams
Local prep and college athletics schedule mixed in Ohio night events
The listing covers NHL girls basketball games at Black River Oberlin Lakewood Buckeye Cloverleaf Highland Aurora North Royalton Wadsworth. Bowling matches at Cloverleaf Black River Euclid Buckeye Wadsworth and Stow. Swimming Highland Wadsworth meets. NBA Cleveland hosts Portland. Boys basketball Reimer Road Baptist Hartville Grand River Northeast Ohio College Prep Medina Christian. Wrestling Elyria Catholic Buckeye Keystone Oberlin Black River with assorted venues and times.
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NFL wild card playoff matchups announced for weekend
Seattle travels to San Francisco and the LA Chargers visit Jacksonville on Saturday with Miami at Buffalo and the Giants facing Minnesota on Sunday. Baltimore meets Cincinnati and Dallas visits Tampa Bay on Monday for the wild card round.
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Shiffrin Second As Illness Delays Record Celebration
Mikaela Shiffrin finished second to Petra Vlhova in a floodlit Flachau slalom after an illness and vomiting halted her bid to celebrate a record 83rd World Cup win. Shiffrin trails Vlhova by 0.43 seconds with Duer third as she eyes a Cortina d Ampezzo super G in 10 days and skips St Anton speed races.
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