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'I have confidence,' the North St. Paul grad said. 'And it’s still the same confidence.'

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.

One strike away from a seven-game lead in the American League Central, the Twins learned the Guardians won't go down that easy.

The 10-6 comeback victory extended the Twins’ lead over Cleveland to seven games with 30 to play.

The Minnesota Twins’ bullpen is exhausted. In recent weeks, the relievers who have remained healthy all season are showing signs of wearing down from the

Byron Buxton and Alex Kirilloff are among the players currently on the injured list.

Byron Buxton was placed on the IL in early August with a right hamstring strain. Early last week, head athletic trainer Nick Paparesta told reporters that Buxton had resumed baseball activities, and his next step was to begin running progressions. The Twins have avoided sending Buxton on a rehab ...

Wallner crushed a 450-foot grand slam in Minnesota's victory over the Tigers.

The Minnesota Twins returned third baseman Royce Lewis from his rehab assignment and reinstated him from the injured list on Tuesday, following a 36-game absence because of a strained left oblique muscle.

Donovan Solano has a MCL sprain in his right knee.