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Minnesota’s 3 Options with Carlos Correa
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Minnesota’s entrance workplace knew what it was doing after they signed Carlos Correa. He’s considered one of baseball’s greatest gamers, and he brings playoff expertise to a corporation that has misplaced 18 straight postseason video games. Either side know that Correa will probably choose out of his contract on the season’s finish so he can return to the free agent market. Even realizing all of this, three choices are nonetheless on the desk.
Choice 1: Preserve Correa for the Stretch Run
Minnesota has shocked many by being on the prime of the AL Central all through the primary half. Even with a latest droop, the Twins sit forward of Cleveland and Chicago. Preserving Correa is one of the simplest ways to win video games in the course of the 2022 season as a result of the baseball playoffs is usually a crapshoot, and it’s important simply to qualify for the postseason. Final season, the Braves gained 88 video games, however they added items on the deadline and acquired sizzling in October. Not each franchise can comply with this mould, nevertheless it helps to get to the postseason with a wholesome roster and the perfect gamers performing properly.
Choice 2: Signal Correa to a Lengthy-Time period Deal
In response to the Star Tribune, the Twins haven’t engaged with Correa and his crew on a long-term extension. It’s simple to see why the Twins would wish to hold Correa as he helped form a optimistic clubhouse tradition this season. Earlier this season, Correa advised Ken Rosenthal that he’s open to an extension with the Twins. It would probably take a extra important contract than the 10-year, $325 million deal signed by Corey Seager final winter. As a franchise, Minnesota hasn’t handed out these sorts of contracts previously, so it appears unlikely for a long-term deal to be reached except the Twins do one thing out of character.
Choice 3: Commerce Correa Earlier than the Deadline
Buying and selling Correa earlier than the deadline may shake up the clubhouse, nevertheless it avoids the crew seeing him stroll for nothing. It could permit the Twins to fill different wants on their roster or to rebuild a farm system that ranks in baseball’s backside half. Discovering a crew keen to commerce for Correa can be difficult, as a lot of baseball’s greatest groups have already got a robust shortstop. Some attainable groups searching for an improve embrace the Philadelphia Phillies or the St. Louis Cardinals. Additionally, Minnesota could be left with no clear shortstop alternative if Correa is dealt. General, the entrance workplace already made one unpopular commerce by sending away the crew’s nearer earlier than Opening Day. Can it stand up to one other unpopular transfer?
Realistically, the Twins ought to stick to possibility one as a result of something can occur in October. Nevertheless, buying and selling Correa is smart if the entrance workplace doesn’t make additions earlier than the commerce deadline. Minnesota wants a number of relievers and a front-line beginning pitcher to be taken significantly within the postseason. With an already depleted farm system, the entrance workplace may not be keen to commerce away the prospect capital required to acquire these sorts of gamers.
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Minnesota Wild regular season schedule released
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On Tuesday, the National Hockey League released its schedules for the upcoming season.
The Minnesota Wild will start the season at home on Oct. 10, taking on the Columbus Blue Jackets. They will then play another home game against Seattle on Oct. 12. After two back-to-back games at home, the Wild will be all over the place for the next three weeks, playing seven away matches before returning to the land of 10,000 lakes.
That will be the Wild’s longest stretch away from home for the entire regular season. The rest of the Wild’s 2024-25 season can be found below:
The 82-game season will conclude for the Wild on Tuesday, April 15, before postseason play begins.
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Minnesota passes new law allowing motorcyclists to split lanes
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The day’s local, regional and national news, detailed events and late-breaking stories are presented by the ABC 6 News Team, along with the latest sports, weather updates including the extended forecast.
(ABC 6 News) — A new law has passed in Minnesota allowing motorcyclists to split lanes, but it won’t go into effect until next July.
The law is similar to those in other states that allow motorcyclists to ride slowly between lanes in stopped or bumper-to-bumper traffic.
When the law does go into effect, Minnesota will be among at least half a dozen states allowing lane splitting.
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Teen vaping nicotine dependence increasing in Minnesota: Survey data
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Vaping trial: Ellison says Juul, Altria ‘hooked a generation of Minnesota kids on e-cigarettes’
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison laid out his case against vaping company Juul in his lawsuit over teen use of vapes.
ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) – Minnesota teenagers have increasingly found themselves dependent on nicotine, thanks in part to the rise in popularity of vaping, a new study has found.
According to data from the Minnesota Youth Tobacco Survey, 70% of students who vape say they want to quit, and nearly two-thirds have tried to quit in the past.
Meanwhile, 79.6% of surveyed students who use e-cigarettes, or vapes, reported suffering dependence on the devices, which can provide high levels of nicotine and lead to stronger withdrawal symptoms such as mood fluctuations, stress, anxiety and depression.
“It’s a dire situation that so many of our teens are struggling with the health harms of nicotine dependence,” Minnesota Commissioner of Health Dr. Brooke Cunningham said in a statement accompanying the data. “Many teens may smoke or vape because they think it helps them relieve stress or anxiety, but the nicotine can actually worsen those feelings. We want teens to know that we understand the mental health challenges they may be facing and how hard it is to quit, and that free help is out there to support them.”
The Minnesota Youth Tobacco Survey data show that among students who vaped in the past 30 days, 49.5% vaped at least 20 in the past 30 days – a 47% increase since 2020, and a 165% increase since 2017.
Until age 25, nicotine can negatively affect learning, attention and memory. It also increases risk for addiction to other substances, the study says.
A majority of teens surveyed – 76.3% – reported their first tobacco product was flavored. In 2023, 93.3% of students who vape used a flavored vape in the past 30 days.
However, data show that overall vaping usage numbers could be declining.
In 2023, 13.9% of high school students reported vaping in the past 30 days – a decline from 19.3% in 2020.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) offers the My Life, My Quit program to support teens in quitting commercial tobacco use, including vaping, by texting “Start My Quit” to 36072.
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