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Twins’ Carlos Correa and Byron Buxton exit game after scary collision

During a game against the Orioles, Minnesota Twins' Carlos Correa and Byron Buxton collided while fielding a popup, leading to both players exiting the game and entering concussion protocol. The collision occurred shortly after Buxton hit a home run,

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Twins' Carlos Correa goes on 7-day concussion IL after colliding with Byron Buxton

The Minnesota Twins put Carlos Correa on the injured list and held center fielder Byron Buxton out of the lineup for the opener of a three-game series at Milwaukee.

Star Tribune on MSN · 1d

Byron Buxton, Carlos Correa injured as Twins beat Orioles 4-0 for 11th consecutive win

Chris Paddack pitched seven scoreless innings, continuing his dominant stretch, and the Twins swept the Baltimore Orioles with a 4-0 victory Thursday. But the health of Byron Buxton and Carlos Correa overshadowed the team’s 11th consecutive win.

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Origin of Minnesota Twins Spartan Helmet Celebration Revealed

The Minnesota Twins have been wearing a new Spartan helmet for dugout celebrations. Here's what you need to know about the ...

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Twins Star Bat Isn’t Just Cold—It’s a $200 Million Question

The Minnesota Twins knew health was the gamble when they signed Carlos Correa to a six-year, $200 million deal. But through the first 35 games of 2025, the issue isn’t his plantar fasciitis.

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López fans 11 as Correa, Buxton homer in Twins’ 9-1 win over Orioles

(AP Photo/Ellen Schmidt) Minnesota Twins shortstop Carlos Correa (4) celebrates after hitting a home run during the third ...

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Carlos Correa hitting more than ever to escape early slump: ‘I’m not going to stop working’

MINNEAPOLIS — Four hours before first pitch Wednesday, Carlos Correa took several rounds of early batting practice. He spent the next 15 minutes peppering deep right field and right-center field ...

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Twins star Carlos Correa is back with a 458-foot homer that is his longest since 2022

Carlos Correa's resurgent bat powered the Minnesota Twins to a dominant 9-1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Correa's massive 458-foot home run, his longest since 2022, highlighted a five-run ...

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