With their ace Pablo Lopez and young flamethrower Zebby Matthews went on the IL with shoulder injuries of their own at the start of June, Ryan has single-handedly kept the 2025 Minnesota Twins rotation from completely falling apart. Now, he’ll be rewarded in Atlanta next week.

The New York Mets could look to poach a talented utility man from the Minnesota Twins to fill one of the bigger holes on the team's roster.

Twins All-Star Byron Buxton exited Wednesday’s game with a left hand contusion after being hit by a pitch from Chicago Cubs starter Cade Horton. The Twins won the game 4-2. Pitcher Joe Ryan also got word he’ll be an All-Star as an injury replacement.

Twins All-Star center fielder Byron Buxton is, perhaps unsurprisingly, out of the lineup for Thursday afternoon's series finale against the Cubs. Buxton left Wednesday night's game an inning after being hit by a 98 mile-per-hour fastball on the top of his left hand. The good news is he appears to have avoided a significant injury.

Minnesota Twins TV play-by-play announcer Cory Provus is off this week, so the team has been going with all-analyst, "players only" broadcasts featuring

American sports teams are worth more than ever, but the game known as the national pastime has missed out on the bonanza.

As the trade deadline approaches, a shakeup of the roster seems needed. Could that come in the form of a new, young catcher from the Dodgers?

Former Minnesota Twins third baseman Trevor Plouffe was well-accustomed at manning the hot corner over the course of his nine-year MLB career. But on Wednesday, Plouffe saw the third base side of the field from a different perspective during the team’s matchup against the Chicago Cubs in what was an incredibly unique broadcast in more Read