On Tuesday, Correa had lunch at Joe's Kansas City, one of the region's most famous barbecue joints. On Wednesday, Correa toured the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, located in the heart of one of Kansas City's most historic neighborhoods. The museum tells the story of the formation and existence of the Negro Leagues, established in 1920 as a showcase for some of the best players to ever wear a baseball uniform.
"It made a really great impression," Correa said. "I felt like I was going back in time to learn about history of the Negro Leagues. It was amazing.