May 15, 2024

New Giant Carlos Correa admitted guilt in Astros’ sign-stealing scandal

By Kenya Whitfield
NABJ Black News & Views

Posted December 15, 2022

The story of Carlos Correa, the San Francisco Giants’ $350 million man, also involves his role in the Houston Astros’ sign-stealing scandal. As a new Giant, he’s now a teammate with several folks from the 2017 Dodgers.

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