Top pitching prospect Connor Prielipp makes his MLB debut for the Twins against the Mets. Despite injury woes, Prielipp boasts a 2.30 ERA and 34.9% strikeout rate in Triple-A, showcasing his potential as a future ace. ⚾️
Top pitching prospect Connor Prielipp makes his MLB debut for the Twins against the Mets. Despite injury woes, Prielipp boasts a 2.30 ERA and 34.9% strikeout rate in Triple-A, showcasing his potential as a future ace. ⚾️
Twins' 5-3 victory over the Mets adds another loss to New York's streak, now 12. Minnesota didn't miss a beat, playfully trolling the Mets' misfortune on social media, adding humor to their triumph. 🎯
Byron Buxton's homer and Luke Keaschall's clutch hits sparked a comeback as the Twins rallied past the Mets 5-3, snapping their 4-game losing streak. Cole Sands shut down the 9th, keeping the momentum alive. ⚾️
Luke Keaschall's clutch RBI singles propelled the Twins to a 5-3 comeback win against the Mets, snapping a four-game skid. The bullpen's stellar work supported the rally, putting the Twins back above .500. ⚾️
Twins fans, get ready for a glimpse of the future: No. 10 prospect Kendry Rojas joins the bullpen, while No. 5 prospect Connor Prielipp is set to start against the Mets. Roster moves also see Royce Lewis activated from the IL. 🔄
Transaction Alert: Minnesota Twins activated 3B Royce Lewis from the 10-day injured list. 🏥
Royce Lewis returns from the injured list, aiming to energize the Twins against the Mets. Meanwhile, Kendry Rojas steps up from Triple-A as Kody Funderburk takes paternity leave. ⚾
The Twins ink veteran reliever Luis García to a minor league deal, targeting bullpen depth. García, 39, joins their Triple-A squad in St. Paul after a rough stint with the Mets. Can his experience bolster Minnesota's shaky relief corps? 🤔
Transaction Alert: Minnesota Twins placed LHP Kody Funderburk on the paternity list. 👶
Transaction Alert: Minnesota Twins activated 3B Royce Lewis. 📋
The Twins recalled lefty prospect Kendry Rojas, with Kody Funderburk on paternity leave. Rojas, acquired from Toronto, impressed in Spring Training. Royce Lewis returns from the IL, aiming to boost the offense. ⚾
The Twins head to face the Mets after a rough 2-4 home stand. With the Mets on an 11-game skid, it's prime time for the Twins to capitalize. Roster shake-up: Kendry Rojas and Connor Prielipp step in as Kody Funderburk and Mick Abel are temporarily out.
The Minnesota Twins might trade a right-handed pitcher if their season falters. Currently, they're surprising many by staying competitive, just 1.5 games behind the Cleveland Guardians. 🧐
Pitcher Mick Abel hits the IL with elbow inflammation, adding to the Twins' injury woes ahead of the Mets series. With questions lingering over the rotation, Minnesota faces an uphill battle as they try to rebound from a tough series against the Reds.
The Twins are grappling with a four-game skid, hindered by bullpen struggles and defensive lapses. Despite strong outings from Ryan, Bradley, and Ober, Mick Abel's injury adds to the woes. Rojas and Prielipp's call-ups hint at a youth infusion.
Mick Abel hits the IL with elbow woes, shaking up the Twins' rotation. The righty was gaining momentum with a 3.98 ERA and solid strikeout rates. Kendry Rojas and Connor Prielipp are set to join the roster, aiming to fill the void. ⚾
Transaction Alert: Minnesota Twins placed RHP Mick Abel on the 15-day injured list retroactive to April 17, 2026, due to right elbow inflammation. 🏥
Twins place Mick Abel on the 15-day IL with elbow inflammation. The righty was on a roll with a 14-inning scoreless streak. A roster move is expected before facing the Mets. 🚑
Byron Buxton reigns supreme at Target Field, celebrated as its Home Run King. Fans and players alike admire his electrifying performances, making him a standout in Twins history. ⚾
Twins to call up lefty Kendry Rojas ahead of Tuesday's clash with the Mets. Roster shuffle sees Kody Funderburk on the paternity list. 🎯
Fanarchy Field Notes • Twins' bullpen falters again, surrendering three runs in the tenth inning. • Garrett Acton's relief appearance ends in disaster, allowing three unearned runs. • Victor Caratini's early sacrifice fly gave the Twins a fleeting lead. • Austin Martin's clutch double in the ninth tied the game, but it wasn't enough. • Rece Hinds' double in the tenth sealed the Twins' fate with two more Reds' runs.
The Twins were swept by the Reds, dropping back to .500. Bailey Ober pitched solidly, but bullpen woes and defensive lapses cost them. Despite Byron Buxton's efforts, the Twins failed to capitalize with runners in scoring position, going 3-for-16.
The Twins' 3-game skid highlights glaring issues: shaky defense, unreliable bullpen, and clutch hitting woes. Despite a strong 11-7 start, recent losses against Boston and Cincinnati expose these vulnerabilities. Can they course-correct? 🧐
Twins manager Derek Shelton was ejected in a heated moment during a 5-4 loss to the Reds, marking the team's third straight defeat. Shelton clashed with umpires over a non-strike call, adding a fiery element to the game. 🔥
The Twins' bullpen faltered, squandering a 4-2 lead to lose 5-4 to the Reds. Taj Bradley's strong start was overshadowed by late-inning struggles. Minnesota's three-game skid raises questions: a rough patch or a reality check? 🧐