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Maeda estimates he's participated in as many as 10 postseason celebrations. "The guy knows how to have fun. I'm all for it."

The Minnesota Twins are headed to the 2023 Major League Baseball Playoffs. This phrase should excite and inspire Twins fans of all generations, but the reality is that as the playoffs approach a Twins fan who knows history can't help but feel some fear and trembling. Nobody wants to face the pote...

As the season comes to a close and rehab assignments dry up with the Saints having just 4 more games left this year, it's time to take a look at the status of Twins players who are/were expected to...

Byron Buxton made his first appearance in center field as part of a rehab assignment with Triple-A St. Paul on August 30th. During his next game, he was removed from action because of inflammation and irritation in his right knee. This type of reaction can be expected when a player is dealing wit...

Correa expressed confidence that he will be able to return for the postseason.

Correa exited Monday's 7-3 loss to the Reds in the first inning. Despite the injury, he's still the team leader in innings played.

On Sept. 9 last year, the Minnesota Twins headed home to face the Cleveland Guardians. Minnesota had a 69-67 record after beating the New York Yankees 4-3

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Twins are still planning on the oft-injured Byron Buxton playing again this season despite persistent knee problems, head athletic trainer Nick Paparesta said Wednesday.

MINNEAPOLIS -- Time is starting to run short for the Twins to build Byron Buxton back up from his latest knee issue into game action -- but head athletic trainer Nick Paparesta said Wednesday that the club still anticipates that Buxton will play again this year. Buxton received a cortisone

'Until he’s back playing in rehab games, there’s no real question to answer,' manager Rocco Badlelli said.