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Bill Shaikin: Carlos Correa is a Met, and risk management is for every other team

In this photo from February 10, 2021, Mets owner Steve Cohen at the opening of the coronavirus vaccination site at Citi Field in the Queens borough of New York City.

LOS ANGELES — There is nothing stopping a team from signing a player with a medical issue. There is nothing stopping Steve Cohen, the owner of the New York Mets.

The two converged at midnight. On Tuesday morning, the San Francisco Giants had scheduled a news conference to welcome Carlos Correa. By Wednesday morning, after the Giants hesitated in the wake of

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