Byron Buxton keeps reminding the Twins of what he can do. As if they could forget. Buxton triggered a six-run fourth inning that was all the offense Minnesota would get -- or need -- as the Twins secu

The Twins conceded to Byron Buxton’s myriad injuries entering the 2023 season and decided the way to keep him in the lineup was for him to serve as the designated hitter. The production wasn’t up to the standard a successful team looked for in a DH,

It was so bad that the Twins pulled Byron Buxton and Carlos Correa after three innings. Paddack gave up nine runs on six hits and four walks.

In what could be the final home opener under the Pohlad family's ownership, the Twins wasted a hot start and fell to 2-5 on the season.

Two home games, two stolen bases, two runs scored mostly through his speed. It seems crazy to contemplate for a player once known as the fastest in baseball, but Byron Buxton may have a new weapon at his disposal this year.

Minnesota Twins outfielder Byron Buxton turned in an excellent game in a 6-1 win over the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday. Buxton went 2-for-4 with a double, a homer, two runs, and two RBI to help power the Twins to their second win of the season.

Twins first. Matt Wallner triples to deep center field. Carlos Correa grounds out to shallow infield, Jeremy Pena to Christian Walker. Matt Wallner scores. Byron Buxton singles to shallow infield. Trevor Larnach singles to left center field. Byron Buxton scores. Ty France grounds out to second base. Trevor Larnach out at second.

Buxton was a part of that Twins team that started 0-9 in 2016 en route to finishing 59-103, so he understands there’s no reason to panic just seven games into this season. (Jeff Wheeler/The Minnesota