Who’s on First? Three of the Newest Additions to the Twins’ Roster

Who’s on first? Three of the newest additions to the Twins’ roster

The Twins spent this spring evaluating players such as Jose Miranda, Edouard Julien and Austin Martin as they looked to fill out the roster. The first two made the team out of camp. The latter did not, beginning his season in Triple-A, where he has spent most of it recovering from two hamstring injuries. But all along, the Twins knew they would need more than just the 26 players they left Fort Myers, Fla., with, and a look at their current roste…

Trio of Twins position players making progress towards their return

The Twins completed two games on Wednesday without three key contributors. It sounds as if they won’t have to play too much longer without all three, as each has made positive strides towards a return. Shortstop Carlos Correa, who suffered a concussion when he collided with Byron Buxton last Thursday in Baltimore, is feeling better, with head athletic trainer Nick Paparesta calling his symptoms “basically all gone.” Buxton, also dealing with a c…

Matt Wallner Looks As Ready As Ever with Two Home Runs to Start Rehab Assignment - Zone Coverage

St. Paul – To the naked eye, Matt Wallner looked as ready as he could be to return to the majors during his first rehab game with the Saints Thursday night. The Minnesota Twins’ slugging right fielder went 2-for-4 with two home runs and three RBI in his first game since April 15, when he exited early due to pulling his left hamstring, a first in his pro career. Despite some setbacks due to Mother Nature early this week, with some base running dr…

Table of ContentsCarlos Correa advances faster than Byron BuxtonMinnesota Twins for a good time The MLB 2025 season for Carlos Correa has been high and low with Minnesota Twins, since despite not suffering from the discomfort on his foot that prevented him from playing 100% the last two harvests, he had not been able to take off his entire offensive and now he had to go through the Lesion List for prevention by concussion, but according to an up…

Correa resumes baseball activities, Buxton progressing well following collision

MINNEAPOLIS -- Carlos Correa is progressing well in his recovery from a concussion and has begun a variety of baseball activities, Twins head athletic trainer Nick Paparesta said Wednesday. Byron Buxton, who collided with Correa last week, is a little behind Correa in his concussion recovery, but is also progressing.