“Perfect Line”: Minnesota Twins Star Carlos Correa’s Cold Response to New York Yankees Hostility Puts the MLB World on Notice
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The Minnesota Twins’ star shortstop Carlos Correa is as tough as they come. After going through a long off-season of negotiations, popularly termed ‘the Carlos Correa saga’, the 28-year-old is back with the Twins. For a while there, Correa was going to play for the San Francisco Giants. Then after a failed deal, he seemed to be joining the New York Mets. But reported concerns over his physical ultimately led both teams to drop him. Now that he’s back in Minnesota, Correa was recently up against the other New York team, the Yankees, whose fans have had a long-held grudge against the shortstop.
One of the main reasons so many teams wanted to get their hands on Correa last off-season was his raw talent. He has beaten the Yankees with one team or another repeatedly over the years and naturally, the Bronx doesn’t like him. In fact, they booed him in the stadium at their last game but Correa had a perfect response to the situation.
Carlos Correa thrives under the boos of Yankee fans
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While some people crumble under pressure, some thrive in it. Correa is one of the latter and just when it seems like the fans could get to him, he proves everyone wrong. Already a good player, he gave an even better performance when he had to hear fans chanting ‘cheater’ or booing him in the stadium.
Carlos Correa on the boos at Yankee Stadium:
"It's gasoline in your Ferrari. I love it."
(via @dohyoungpark) pic.twitter.com/vG2K8dN7QI
— Talkin’ Baseball (@TalkinBaseball_) April 15, 2023
According to Twins reporter Do-Hyoung Park, Correa remains unfazed by the situation. In fact, he loves it. “The boos, for me, are just like putting gasoline in your Ferrari. I love it,” the shortstop said.
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What a way to silence fans! It just goes to show that almost nothing bothers the two-time All-Star, whose hatred against the Yankee fans doesn’t seem to be mutual. Bronx fans have good reason to dislike the shortstop, who was instrumental in taking the Houston Astros to the 2017 World Series. In doing so, he of course took the chance away from the Pinstripes, whom the Astros beat in the ALCS. But Correa takes it all in good spirits!
What did baseball Twitter have to say about this?
Correa’s answer is certainly unconventional, which some fans took offense to.
The joke’s on him because as long as the Yankees make the playoffs, it’s a great year. Don’t take my word for it, just ask Hal, Cashman, or Kay.
— William Nicholas (@WillNick842) April 15, 2023
Jokes on him i dont own a ferrari
— AloofProduction (@ProductionAloof) April 15, 2023
While of course, some thought of the response as rather brave. In fact, some fans would have loved to see him in New York, even if it was on a different team.
Love volpe but goddamn he woulda been a legend here
— 🇦🇱 (@MrAlbania_) April 15, 2023
respect, dudes a dawg I gotta admit
— g (@BronxieRBW) April 15, 2023
Even though I hate correa I respect him for that
— ForeverFenway (@ForeverFenway) April 15, 2023
Some had comments about how Ferraris don’t exactly need gasoline!
Everyone knows you don’t put gasoline in a Ferrari
— Tony Napoli (@fantasyfukboi1) April 15, 2023
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More like a Toyota but I get it
— 🇺🇸CÖÀĆH⚾️JÖHN🇺🇸 (@IKSWAKUK) April 15, 2023
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Edited by:
Jayant Chhabra