The Minnesota Twins ruled Pablo Lopez out for the entire 2026 season before spring training even got started after he suffered a UCL tear in his right elbow.
The Twins’ two best hitters this Spring have been, unquestionably, Alan Roden and James Outman, two players who were on the outside looking in coming into Spring Training.
Recently, the Minnesota Twins got some rough news when it was announced that star pitcher Pablo Lopez would be out after undergoing Tommy John surgery.
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Pablo López got his second opinion and it turned out the way most people would have guessed. He will have season-ending Tommy John surgery next week. The surgery will be his second Tommy John procedure, in which the damaged ulnar collateral ligament is replaced by a ligament from another part of the body or a donor.
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The injury bug has hit the Orioles hard during February. Not only will the O’s be without Jackson Holliday to start the year but also Jordan Westburg. Westburg suffered a ligament tear in his right elbow, which will force the infielder to start the 2026 season on the injured list.
It will take place in five days. This is a first since his surgery. The Dodgers made $334 million from their TV deal last year. The Twins? Five million dollars.
Minnesota Twins ace right-hander Pablo Lopez will undergo Tommy John surgery next week and miss the entire 2026 season, the team announced Friday. Lopez will have surgery on Wednesday in Dallas to repair the ulnar collateral ligament in his pitching elbow.
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The Minnesota Twins’ contending window is closing fast, and the latest setback for the team is about to make things even more difficult for a team that appears to be in decline.
The Rockies player is still trying to shake off the pain in his back. Tommy John surgery is on the table. It’s not necessarily to steal bases, but to be more dangerous on the basepaths in general.
The Minnesota Twins were handed awful news on Tuesday morning when they were told that starting pitcher Pablo Lopez could need season-ending UCL surgery.
The big injury news for February 17 came out of Twins camp. Pablo Lopez, who had an injury-riddled 2025 season, is set to miss all of the 2026 season. That is thanks to ligament damage in his right elbow.
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The Twins placed right-hander Pablo Lopez on the 15-day injured list today due to a right forearm strain. Right-hander Mick Abel was recalled to replace Lopez on the active roster.
Minnesota Twins standout right-hander Pablo Lopez was activated from the 60-day injured list to start Friday night's game against the Kansas City Royals.
He’ll be activated from the 60-day injured list. Minnesota already has two vacancies on the 40-man roster, so they’ll only need to option a pitcher to create an active roster spot.
Pablo Lopez is reportedly taking another step on his path to returning to the Twins rotation. According to KSTP's Darren Wolfson, Lopez is scheduled to start for Triple-A St.
Twins ace Pablo Lopez is set to take a big step towards his return later this season. According to multiple reports, the 29-year-old righty will throw two innings in a simulated game on Friday ahead of the Twins' game against the Tigers at Target Field.
He has been limited to only 60 2/3 innings this season.
Minnesota Twins right-handed pitcher Pablo Lopez has been one of the team's most dependable players on the pitching staff since getting traded back in 2023.
The Twins announced that Pablo López suffered a Grade 2 strain of the teres major in his throwing shoulder.
Pablo Lopez is likely headed for the injured list after exiting Minnesota's 10-3 win over the A's Tuesday night with what the team is calling a right latissimus dorsi (lat) strain.
Minnesota Twins (32-27) starting pitcher Pablo Lopez has helped the team succeed this season, as his 2.75 ERA entering Tuesday's start vs. the Athletics was the best in their rotation.
Minnesota Twins right-hander Pablo Lopez went on the 15-day injured list Friday with a right hamstring strain. The move is retroactive to Wednesday for Lopez, who was removed from Tuesday's start at Kansas City in the fifth inning due to the injury.
The Minnesota Twins have had a fairly quiet offseason, and with payroll questions surrounding the team, rumors have swirled around them suggesting they could potentially subtract some of their top players, rather than bringing more top players aboard.
Pablo Lopez will be the Twins' starting pitcher on Opening Day in 2025 so long as he's still wearing a Minnesota uniform. But with news that the Twins are allegedly listening to calls from teams interested in trading for Lopez, there appears to be a realistic chance that Lopez is dealt.
According to noted MLB Insider Jeff Passan, the Minnesota Twins have listened to trade offers this offseason for All-Star Pablo Lopez. The Twins have listened on right-hander Pablo Lopez, and if free agent pitching prices remain stratospheric, perhaps they'll go beyond the listening stage.
Minnesota Twins starting pitcher Pablo Lopez was supposed to be the bedrock of the 2024 starting rotation, the guy who NEEDED to be dominant, if the Twins were going to have any shot of being a legitimate World Series contender, after the Pohlad family chose to cut payroll during the offseason, instead of re-signing Sonny Gray.
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