Carlos Correa and the New York Mets are seemingly still in negotiations despite previous reports that they agreed to a deal. After issues were raised during Correa's physical exam, the deal was put on hold. Since then, information has been nearly nonexistent.
This has been the most intriguing story of the offseason. Correa's physical exam results have already terminated one agreement and jeopardized the other. As the MLB world waits on with bated breath, the two sides are working towards a deal to satisfy both parties.
MLB insider Pat Ragazzo provided this update to the unfolding story on Twitter.
From a source who gives the Mets and Correa a 51-49 chance of striking a deal: "Both sides want it and need it to happen....especially Correa. It's gonna get done." - Pat Ragazzo
The 51-49 percent chance of a deal being made is rather telling about where talks currently stand. While it is more likely that a deal gets done than not, there is no shortage of doubt.
Carlos Correa and the New York Mets are a perfect fit on paper
Correa was the last big-name signing for the Mets, who had already added Kodai Senga and Justin Verlander. They already had a tremendous roster, then added a great offensive player with plenty of playoff experience in Carlos Correa.
This YouTube highlight reel shows what Correa brings to the table in a World Series run, which is the Mets' goal.
Carlos Correa would make the Mets one of the most dangerous teams the MLB has seen in years.