FORT MYERS, Fla. -- After the first day of full-squad workouts on Monday, Twins center fielder Byron Buxton stood in front of his locker and said he is planning to stay healthy this year. For him, that is a bold statement, considering that he hasn’t played a full season since

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- The Twins had their first full-squad workout on Monday, and for a player like third baseman Royce Lewis, working with the entire team was like buying a brand new vehicle with the nice car smell that goes with it.

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- Twins right-hander Bailey Ober will not be the Opening Day starter against the Cardinals on March 27 in St. Louis. The nod will go to right-hander Pablo López.

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When Spring Training arrives each year, there are certain players who have more on the line than others. These are players who were perhaps injured the previous season or didn't live up to expectations. This year is no exception, with many such individuals looking to make a big impact during

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- After taking his physical, first baseman Ty France arrived in Twins camp a little after 9:00 a.m. ET. Forty-five minutes later, France was in the home dugout at Lee Health Sports Complex and declined to give excuses as to why he had the worst season of

The Twins’ late-winter shopping spree continues. Minnesota agreed to a one-year Major League deal with veteran infielder Ty France, the club announced on Saturday. The deal is worth $1 million non-guaranteed, a source told MLB.com.

This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Twins injury news and transactions.

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- Right-hander Chris Paddack is slated to be in the Twins’ rotation to start the season, and he has high expectations for himself. On Friday, Paddock went so far as to say he wants to make at least 35 starts and reach the 200-inning plateau. If either

FORT MYERS, Fla. – Twins pitchers had their first Spring Training workout early Thursday afternoon and all eyes were on right-hander Joe Ryan, who missed the final seven weeks of the 2024 season after suffering a right shoulder strain against the Cubs at Wrigley Field on Aug. 7. There weren’t

TWINS.TV is officially available for purchase. The team announced Tuesday that its direct-to-consumer streaming subscriptions for the 2025 season are now on sale, at a price of $99.99 for the full season or $19.99 per month. The package will bring every Twins game that is not picked up for exclusive

When you don’t have a lot of offseason turnover, you tend not to have a lot of Spring Training drama. A pretty large chunk of the Twins’ roster looks mostly set as workouts approach. That doesn’t mean there’s nothing to play for, though. There are a few questions. Besides that,

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The Dodgers and Cubs will open the 2025 season with the two-game Tokyo Series on March 18-19. We’ll be counting down to that date with our annual preview series, with each story looking ahead at the coming season by breaking down a particular topic, division by division. Previously: The must-watch

The 2025 Major League Baseball season is upon us at long last. Though the Hot Stove flame still flickers while teams look to tweak their roster as Spring Training gets underway, the foundations and expectations for most squads are set. With help from MLB.com's 30 beat writers, here's how each

The Twins announced 16 non-roster invitees to Spring Training on Monday, three days before pitchers and catchers begin workouts in Fort Myers, Fla. The headliner is 2024 No. 3 prospect Luke Keaschall, who was recently ranked No. 61 in MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 prospects. Keaschall, a 2023 draftee, burst onto

Two years ago at this time, we did our best prospect soothsayer imitations by predicting who the No. 1 prospect in each organization would be heading into the 2025 season. Now it’s time to hold ourselves accountable. How’d we do?

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Ladies and gentlemen, it's baseball season. Players are arriving at Spring Training complexes in Arizona and Florida, and every club will hold its first pitchers-and-catchers workout before the end of this week. Full-squad workouts will soon follow, Spring Training games are not too far beyond that, and regular-season action will

A lot of players will be getting a fresh start heading into the 2025 season. Prospects who missed significant time due to injury have had upwards of six months between regular-season games to return to health. Now they'll be looking to re-establish their value and maybe even reach new heights.

The Twins made news for the third straight day on Thursday, but this one is a little less surprising. The club announced on social media that right-hander Pablo López will make the start on Opening Day when Minnesota faces St. Louis at Busch Stadium on March 27. It will be

The Twins moved to fill another of their needs, signing a deal with free-agent outfielder Harrison Bader, the team announced on Friday. It was the second addition of the week and the second Major League signing of the offseason for Minnesota, which also announced a deal with reliever Danny Coulombe

The Twins made a move to shore up one of their primary areas of concern, inking a deal with left-handed reliever Danny Coulombe, the team announced on Friday. The deal for Coulombe -- which is for one year and $3 million, plus performance bonuses, a source told MLB.com's Mark Feinsand