Byron Buxton left the game on July 26 against the Washington Nationals after making a catch up against the wall. An MRI revealed a rib cartilage issue. Bobby Nightengale of the Star Tribune says he won’t be back when first eligible.

Trevor Larnach was scratched with "left side soreness" for Wednesday's series finale in Detroit. He was initially set to hit seventh and play left field. Instead, Kody Clemens shifts from first base to left, with Edouard Julien joining the lineup to play first base.

Byron Buxton News Surfaces After Nine Straight Missed Games originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Minnesota Twins’ season took a turn after the trade deadline fire sale completely altered the path of the franchise, moving on from several players on the active roster.

The Twins sent Buxton for magnetic resonance imaging on Sunday and manager Rocco Baldelli said that day the diagnosis was “a good outcome” and that Buxton would “hopefully be back very soon.” But now his day-to-day injury will have him out for at least 10 days, and the Twins will have to make do without their most-impactful player.

Buxton exited after the sixth inning Saturday with left side soreness. He is scheduled to undergo medical imaging Sunday.

The Minnesota Twins placed All-Star center fielder Byron Buxton on the 10-day injured list due to a rib injury.

Ryan Jeffers came off the paternity list and pitcher Pierson Ohl was called up from St. Paul to make his first major league start.

The Minnesota Twins stuck by star Byron Buxton throughout a laundry list of injuries over the years. Now with a rebuild looming, the center fielder is prepared to stand by his club.

In a very intriguing nugget courtesy of Dan Hayes from The Athletic, it was revealed that the Braves were one of two teams that made a hard push for Byron Buxton at the trade deadline.