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Carlos Correa has undoubtedly been the story for the 2022 off-season. Despite the lockout, Correa has dominated trade discussions and perhaps with good reason. However, now and then, we take a moment to just let it rest; For the players to take a breath and think about things that matter to them, like family. And Correa seems to have taken the time to really reinforce his bonds in the city of Houston.

Setting out an Instagram post with his Astros teammate Lance McCullers and their respective partners, Correa celebrated being appointed godparents together. Could this mean something else, too?

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Correa seems to have restated his affinity in Houston. This time forming familial bonds with fellow Astros teammate Lance McCullers and his partner with a new godson.

Lance McCullers was a part of the World Series-winning Astros with Correa. In large part, it is Correa’s multi-varied achievements that are leading to his high valuation. With his offensive and defensive outputs registering as significant figures, he also has the titles to match.

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Carlos Correa – staying with the Houston Astros?

Carlos Correa has been the pursuit that has defined the 2022 off-season. With several teams taking aim at landing the superstar shortstop’s signature, the player is undoubtedly in high demand. Having also taken up the services of super-agent Scott Boras, it seems as though Correa is preparing for a bumper deal. And yet with so much yet to discuss, the lockout has put a stop to some considerations with the superstar.

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However, if recent events are taken into consideration, with Correa forming a bond with the city and deepening his ties, a re-signing of the superstar could be the obvious play. In a previous interaction with the media, Scott Boras, too, has indicated that the Houston Astros are not out of the race yet and remain in contention for signing the shortstop.

And with all indications driving to the fact that Correa could well be looking to continue in Houston, this will come as stark news to several franchisees across the League. With the New York Yankees and the Chicago Cubs in the race, this run could well have just begun. But what do you think? Where will Correa end up at the end of this off-season?