Carlos Correa Healthy, optimistic admission 2025

Minneapolis – When the twins 2025 achieve their goals, only a few things are more important than Carlos Correa’s health. The three-time all-star put together one of his best seasons on one base per office in 2024, but he missed most of the second half of the year when he dealt with plantar fasciitis in his right heel.

At three weeks before the spring training session, Correa likes what he feels.

“I feel great,” said Correa on Saturday in the Twins Festival. “I’m ready to go, full of spring training. I sprinted. I walked around. I did against everything. I not only concentrated on the treatment, but also on strengthening, but also a lot of barefoot around the house. Everything that contributes to working on my toes and all of this. So I’m in a really good place. “

Thanks to an excellent first half in 2004, Correa was selected as an all-star, but the game skipped due to the injury. He only played again on September 14th, at that time the radio of the late season was already good. He was just as effective after his return as before, but it wasn’t enough to arrest the film.

However, he and the club have expressed considerable optimism in relation to his forecast of 2025.

“Carlos is currently in a great place,” said the President of the Baseball operations by Twins, Derek Falvey on Friday. “Our impact trainer (Matt Borgschulte) just went down and saw him, said he was physically in the temporary season.”

It was the second year in a row in which Correa dealt with the painful state. In 2023 he fought a plantar fasciitis in his left heel. However, if in 2025, however, it does not feel uncomfortable in a foot. And he takes extensive measures to prevent additional repetitions.

This includes ensuring things like ensuring that his shoes are sufficiently supportive and the surfaces on which he operates, is picky and works on strength and flexibility.

“It’s more like maintenance now,” he said. “Like me when I injured my back in 2018. Now the foot has become part of my routine. “

This means that the focus can be on baseball. Correa worked in his house in the Houston area and prepares for the camp for Fort Myers, Florida. The hope is that everything adds up to a correa that is as effective as in 2024 and as durable as in years.

“I’m full,” he said. “I strike. I take ground balls. I run and sprint, change of direction. I can do everything I usually do in the low season to prepare for a full season. “