Shortstop Carlos Correa hobbled off the field Friday night because of an ankle injury but was back only two days later.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/twins as Twins add SS, former player's nephew, two college arms on MLB Draft Day 1. The Twins made four selections on Day 1 of the 2025 MLB ...

Twins made Byron Buxton the second pick in the 2012 amateur draft, right after the Houston Astros selected Carlos Correa. Thirteen years later, Buxton is performing ...

This story originally ran previously, before Alex Lodise was drafted with the No. 60 pick by the Braves and Kyle Lodise was drafted with the No. 76 pick by the White Sox.

Day 1 also saw the Twins pick Delmon Young's power-hitting nephew and two big, hard-throwing college right-handers.

Spencer Horwitz had a bases-loaded RBI ground out in the ninth inning and the Pittsburgh Pirates ended an eight-game slide by ...

Just as he hoped, Carlos Correa returned to the lineup Sunday after missing just one day with a sprained right ankle. Correa suffered the injury on Friday night when Tommy Pham’s helmet hit his right ...

Neyens, 18, "has some of the best raw power of anyone in the high school class this year," The Athletic's Keith Law wrote.

A ninth inning Pittsburgh Pirates run prevented the Minnesota Twins, once again, from sweeping a series. The Pirates strung ...

Yes, the draft broadcast is still happening — but this time, without any baseball players.

Though their effort certainly was obscured by their overall performance on the year, the Pittsburgh Pirates managed to post a ...

Correa has played in 82 of Minnesota's first 94 games, hitting .261 with seven home runs and 30 RBIs. He and the Twins will look for a series sweep over the Pirates on Sunday, with first pitch ...