If you're going to indirectly call out some of your teammates for not playing with a sense of urgency, you better play with a sense of urgency yourself. Carlos Correa jogging down to first base on the final play of Thursday night's atrocious 13-inning Twins loss to the Marlins was a very poor look for a player who is supposed to be the leader of the clubhouse.

Carlos Correa’s Minnesota Twins square off versus the Baltimore Orioles on Sept. 27 at 8:10 PM ET, and will see starting pitcher Cade Povich on the hill. Correa hit one homer in his most

Carlos Correa made some noise with a response to a question from a reporter Tuesday night about the urgency the Minnesota Twins are feeling after falling two games out of the wild-card race with only five days left in the regular season.

Minnesota's superstar shortstop has missed time in each of the last two seasons due to plantar fasciitis. Does his recurring injury point to the Twins needing to make a long-term defensive switch?

Carlos Correa, coming off a one-hit showing in his last game (1-for-3), will take the field for the Minnesota Twins versus Valente Bellozo and the Miami Marlins on Thursday. First pitch is at 7:40

The Twins featured Carlos Correa, Byron Buxton and Royce Lewis in the same lineup Saturday night for the first time since July 2. But it won’t be two days in a row that the band is all back together as Correa and Buxton are out of the lineup for Sunday’s series finale against the Cincinnati Reds.

Ready or not, the Twins' two injured stars are returning to the lineup, and Max Kepler could also be close to joining them.

Carlos Correa said, in part, “at the end of the day, everybody has to figure it out on their own.” He did not elaborate when asked if he was calling out any players in particular.

Criticism of the Minnesota Twins' leadership has intensified as they fight for the MLB playoffs, following statements from star player Carlos Correa. The season for Carlos Correa’s Minnesota Twins has been disappointing,