Walker Jenkins' first home run at CHS Field was one to remember. The Twins' top prospect absolutely demolished a baseball in Triple-A St. Paul's 11-7 win over Columbus on Sunday afternoon.
Top prospect Walker Jenkins has moved closer to knocking on the door of the Minnesota Twins. Jenkins continued his rise through the club’s system on Tuesday, making his debut with Triple-A St.
The Minnesota Twins drop another game, losing 6 of their last 7 games and 11 of their last 14. We will get to the game in a minute, but the good news of the night, Twins top prospect Walker Jenkins got the call up to AAA.
With less than a month to go in the 2025 Minor League season, the Twins are giving Walker Jenkins some more time to play. Minnesota officially promoted the 20-year-old to Triple-A on August 25, putting him one step closer to the Majors.
The Minnesota Twins’ top prospect, Walker Jenkins, has officially moved one step away from the majors after being promoted to Triple-A St. Paul, according to Bobby Nightengale of The Minnesota Star Tribune.
The Minnesota Twins' No. 1 prospect Walker Jenkins is about to take one step closer to the major leagues. It's being reported Sunday evening that the 20-year-old is being promoted to the AAA St.
The Twins have five top-100 prospects in MLB Pipeline's latest rankings, though just one appears in the top 50. Minnesota is tied with the Brewers and Dodgers with the third-most prospects in the latest midseason update.
A pair of highly-touted Twins prospects have been ripping the cover off of baseballs for Double-A Wichita lately, giving Minnesota fans plenty to dream about when it comes to the future.
The the most-talked about Twins prospects features a group that typically includes Walker Jenkins, Emmanuel Rodriguez and Luke Keaschall, but there are two players making a lot of noise as Double-A Wichita who are starting to gain national attention.
While the Twins are hoping to turn things around after a rough June, there's also been plenty of action behind the scenes with their minor league affiliates.
Following a measly 38-42 start to the season, the Twins recently committed another year to their manager. This came amid a 2-8 stretch with inconsistent performances left and right.
If Walker Jenkins is going to rise fast through the Minnesota Twins' farm system, he's going to need his ankle to start cooperating. On Tuesday, the Twins revealed negative news on the club's No.
The Double-A Wichita Wind Surge placed outfielder Walker Jenkins on the seven-day injured list Wednesday with a nagging left ankle issue, the latest injury for the Minnesota Twins’ top prospect.
MLB Insider Jonathan Mayo got in his crystal ball on Friday, predicting that Minnesota Twins outfielder Walker Jenkins would be the No. 1 prospect in baseball at this time next year.
We started this series with pitching prospects to target this spring that could have potential to see a price bump this upcoming season, so now we’ll move on to some hitters, specifically outfielders I like.
The Minnesota Twins are still pushing for playoff positioning at the big league level. On the farm they have a prospect pushing towards becoming the top in all of baseball.
After taking Walker Jenkins with the fifth overall pick in last year’s Major League Baseball draft, the Minnesota Twins have seen him start out his pro career strong.
Minnesota Twins top prospect Walker Jenkins projects as, not just one of the top teenagers in professional baseball, but one of the top overall prospects in the entire minor league landscape, ranking No.
Last year, MLB conducted its first-ever Draft Lottery, and while the Minnesota Twins didn’t win the first overall pick, they were arguably the luckiest team to emerge from the scrum by landing Walker Jenkins.
Walker Jenkins was born in Wilmington, North Carolina, on February 19, 2005. He played high school baseball at South Brunswick High School in Southport, NC.
Walker Jenkins turned pro only six months ago but is already being talked about as one of the most hyped prospects in baseball. MLB.com's Jim Callis predicts the Twins outfield talent to be the No.
Is Twins prospect Walker Jenkins the next big thing in baseball? According to Jonathan Mayo and Jim Callis of MLB.com that could be reality by the end of the 2024 season.