Multiple injuries have thinned out the Twins roster in recent weeks. Thankfully, some help may be on the horizon. When could Royce Lewis and others rejoin the parent club?
Twins sluggers Royce Lewis and Matt Wallner, both currently on the IL with hamstring strains, are at different stages in the recovery process. Lewis is getting closer to a return to the Twins' lineup — and there appears to be a specific target date in the team's mind — while Wallner still seems to be weeks away from being activated.
It's good news on the injury front for the Minnesota Twins on Friday. First, the Twins reinstated starting pitcher Pablo Lopez from the 10-day injured list and he will start Friday's series opener at Target Field against the Los Angeles Angeles.
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As we get deeper into the MLB season, the Minnesota Twins have continued to struggle in the first 25 games of the season. With a record of 9-16, the Twins are in fourth place in the AL Central division and are six games behind the first place Detroit Tigers.
It's expected that Lewis will be sent on a minor-league rehabilitation assignment soon, although the date has not been finalized.
Minnesota Twins starter Pablo Lopez is eligible to come off the injured list on Thursday, and coincidentally — or perhaps not — the Twins don't have a starter listed for their series finale against the Chicago White Sox Thursday in Minneapolis.
At the beginning of the 2025 MLB season, the Minnesota Twins haven't had the best start to their campaign. With four straight losses to begin the season,
Royce Lewis was cleared for a running program over the weekend, three weeks after sustaining a moderate left hamstring strain.
There's still no timetable for Royce Lewis to return to the Minnesota Twins' lineup, but the 25-year-old appears to be a in a positive headspace as he deals with his latest injury.
The Twins opened the 2025 MLB season without infielders Royce Lewis (hamstring) and Brooks Lee (back) due to injuries suffered in spring training. With the regular season now in its second week, one of the two is much closer to returning than the other.
Twins fans hoping Royce Lewis won't miss too much time a hamstring injury may want to stop reading because the latest intel from a reputable local reporter is that Lewis isn't coming back anytime soon.
The Minnesota Twins placed third baseman Royce Lewis and three others on the injured list prior to Thursday's Opening Day game at St. Louis. Lewis (left
Minnesota Twins slugger Royce Lewis is going to start the year on the injured list because of a hamstring strain, and there is currently no timetable for his return, according to a report in the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.
In a move that highlights the willingness of contenders to gamble on future upside, The Athletic’s Jim Bowden has predicted that the Minnesota Twins will trade the oft-injured Royce Lewis to the New York Yankees.
The Minnesota Twins have been looking for Royce Lewis to establish himself as a star over the past few years. He has played at a high level for the most part while on the field, but Lewis has dealt with no shortage of injury concerns.
Minnesota Twins Third baseman Royce Lewis has been plagued by several injuries over the past two season, playing 140 games during that stretch. Last year, a right quad strain on Opening Day in Kansas City cost him the first two months of the season.
Minnesota Twins third baseman Royce Lewis will miss Opening Day with a moderate left hamstring strain, the team announced Monday. The Twins did not provide a timetable for his return, but a stint on the injured list seems probable due to the typical recovery period.
It’s another frustrating setback for a player who had his first fully healthy offseason and seemed primed to play an entire season for the first time.
The Twins suffered a potentially devastating blow today when third baseman Royce Lewis pulled up while running out a groundball and promptly exited the game.
Due to injuries, 2017 first overall pick Royce Lewis hasn’t seen the field for more than 82 games in any of his three years in the MLB, leaving people wondering what success he could have in a full season.
Last season the Minnesota Twins put Royce Lewis at second base out of the blue, and he wasn’t a big fan. The thought of learning a new position on the fly, in the midst of a division race, didn’t sit well.
Last season was a frustrating one for Royce Lewis. The Minnesota Twins fell apart down the stretch, and his own performance was all over the map. The young star vocalized some of his emotions at the end of the year, and it was clear that the offseason would provide a chance to reset.
Minnesota briefly experimented with shifting his position late in the season, but a more permanent move is under consideration.
Royce Lewis officially made his return to the Minnesota Twins, homering in his second game back from injury.
He has quickly become one of the best shows on the diamond, and he kept up his torrid pace on Thursday. He blasted a solo home run in the third inning, his ninth in 15 games this season, in a 7-6 extra-innings loss to the Rays.
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