With the lockout going on in Major League Baseball, players can’t train with the team and prepare for the upcoming season. But Carlos Correa, probably the most valuable free agent in major league baseball, has already started his training ahead of the upcoming season, as has been evidenced by his wife’s update.

Recently, the owners and the MLB Players’ Association had a couple of meetings regarding the new Collective Bargaining Agreement. But there are still major economic complications around the new agreement. That is the reason why the lockout will not end anytime soon.

With MLB Lockout still in motion, free agents are not in a position to negotiate with any MLB side. Top players like Carlos Correa, Freddie Freeman, Kris Bryant, Seiya Suzuki, and many others are out of contract, and they are yet to sign with any team.

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Carlos Correa starts training amid the lockout

Currently, Carlos Correa does not have any team by his side. And, the former Houston Astros shortstop is in no hurry to sign with any side. His contract with the Astros expired after the 2021 season. However, the star shortstop has already started his training for the upcoming season and is in no mood to slow down.

Recently, his wife Daniella Correa Rodriguez put up two photos on Instagram, in which Carlos Correa is in a training facility. Correa along with his wife and newborn child, Kylo, is sitting on a training ground. Daniella captioned the photo, saying, “Kylo and Daddy getting ready for the 2022 season.” 

Carlos Correa’s 2021 season

With 26 home runs, 11.7% walk rate, and 18.1% strike rate, Correa had one of the best years in the 2021 season. Apart from playing his second All-Star Game, Correa also won the Gold Glove and Platinum Glove awards in the 2021 season; He has played an instrumental role in the Astros’ success in the past five years.

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Earlier this month, Correa hired superagent Scott Boras to represent him. Boras did wonders for his previous clients before the lockout and negotiated around $630 million deals for Corey Seager, Marcus Semien, and Max Scherzer.

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