“We Know the Data”: Scott Boras Reveals Carlos Correa’s Intentions in Hiring Him as a New Agent

The MLB officials and Players’ Association have resumed their negotiations for uplifting the lockout. As the baseball world might return to usual business soon, top free agent, Carlos Correa, has also started gearing up for his whopping million-dollar contract.

Carlos took the big step of changing his agent as he looks forward to finally signing with his new team. Correa hired 69-year-old Scott Boras, as his new agent.

Carlos Correa wants people who are ”Exclusively Baseball”

Before and during the lockout, one person who has been in the headline is Carlos Correa. Eyed by the top teams like New York Yankees, Carlos is one huge deal most-awaited, once free agency resumes.

Taking some strong decisions to strengthen his chances, Correa hired professional American baseball agent, Scott Boras. Revealing why Correa picked him, Scott said, ”He made a decision he wanted baseball expertise. He wanted people he knew were 24-7 baseball like him and we are at the ballpark every night. We know the data we have an extraordinary database, he loves to work with.”

“He’s truly a baseball player….and made that realization he wanted people most like him & exclusively baseball.”

Interestingly, Carlos’ decision is right on target for his $300 million above deal, as Scott’s past experiences make Correa’s huge deal chances optimistic.

Scott is the man behind Gerrit Cole and Corey Seager’s deals

In the past, Scott Boras has fetched some big deals for his players. The most notable one was Gerrit Cole’s $324 million deal with the New York Yankees. While the most recent one is Carlos’ rival shortstop Corey Seager and Texas Rangers’ $325 million deal.

The other big names he has worked with are Marcus Semien, Stephen Strasburg, and Anthony Rendon. Remarkably, these deals have some bright numbers, and one would expect nothing less than $300 million for Carlos if Scott is the negotiator.

Do you think Scott can help Carlos Correa land the highest-ever MLB deal in 2022?

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