Byron Buxton is such an interesting player. He is an immense talent who consistently produces top-end outcomes while never playing a whole season due to injury.
Much like the current theatrical film of the same name, Byron Buxton took Minnesota Twins fans on a big, bold, beautiful journey in 2025. In a year that appalled a large section of the fanbase, Buxton managed to post a season for the ages.
Byron Buxton just had one of the best seasons of his career, setting career-highs in homers (35), triples (7), hits (129), RBI (83), runs (97), and walks (41).
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Buxton finally stayed healthy.
There will be a new manager leading the Minnesota Twins next season.
Twins fans have had little to cheer about this season outside of a few young, developing stars and Byron Buxton. Now, with the season just days away from mercifully coming to an end, an unlikely voice has questioned if this may be the last time we see the 31-year-old outfielder in a Twins uniform.
Byron Buxton hit two home runs and drove in all four runs to back Bailey Ober's splendid start as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Texas Rangers 4-0 on Thursday afternoon in the rubber game of a three-game series in Arlington, Texas.
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The Texas Rangers didn’t score a run but the Minnesota Twins scored four runs. Three times in the three games in this series a team hit a home run in their first at-bat of the game.
Another disappointing season for the Minnesota Twins is almost over. The final homestand of 2025 begins on Friday night against the Diamondbacks and continues with series against the Yankees and Guardians next week.
Byron Buxton is arguably the most well-rounded player in Major League Baseball. There really isn’t a hole in his game, and it’s difficult to find something he’s not good at.
Minnesota Twins center fielder Byron Buxton left Sunday's game against the Kansas City Royals in the sixth inning due to a left knee contusion. Royals starter Michael Lorenzen hit Buxton with a pitch in the fifth.
It has been a rough season for the Minnesota Twins, but Byron Buxton continues to produce. Buxton will look to build upon his success when the Twins open a four-game series against the Chicago White Sox on Monday afternoon in Minneapolis.
Bryon Buxton hit his fourth home run in his last four games on Sunday, as the Twins cruised to an easy 7-2 win over the Padres at Target Field. Buxton now has 29 home runs on the season, which is a new career-high.
Byron Buxton might have an extra jump in his step when the Minnesota Twins take on the San Diego Padres on Saturday evening in Minneapolis. Buxton is coming off an individual milestone after he secured his first career 20-20 season -- at least 20 home runs and 20 stolen bases -- on Friday.
The Minnesota Twins are now building toward the future after a complete roster overhaul at the trade deadline, following a disappointing first half of the season.
The Minnesota Twins decided to pivot to the future at this year’s trade deadline, parting ways with several key pieces on the active roster in an attempt to retool the farm system.
The Minnesota Twins’ season took a turn after the trade deadline fire sale completely altered the path of the franchise, moving on from several players on the active roster.
In a very intriguing nugget courtesy of Dan Hayes from The Athletic, it was revealed that the Braves were one of two teams that made a hard push for Byron Buxton at the trade deadline.
He is in the fourth season of a seven-year, $100M contract extension that covers the 2022-28 seasons.
Despite owning one of the worst records in baseball, the Atlanta Braves weren’t the typical sellers at the trade deadline. In fact, they actually did more
The All-Star center fielder is in the midst of a phenomenal season that’s shaping up to be the best of his career.
On Monday, Byron Buxton reaffirmed his desire not to leave Minnesota in a one-on-one interview with Chris Rose.
Twins center fielder Byron Buxton is in the midst of the finest season of his career, having been named to the All-Star team (and selected to compete in the Home Run Derby) after hitting .289/.351/.574 with 21 homers and 17 steals through 78 games (333 plate appearances).
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There is something about a player's bobblehead day that can bring out the best in them. Minnesota Twins All-Star outfielder Byron Buxton proved that again on Saturday against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The decision to place Buxton on the shelf isn’t exactly a surprise given that he collided with shortstop Carlos Correa earlier this week.
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