Twins' Buxton Begins Triple-A Rehab Assignment
Speedy Outfielder Works to Return to Minnesota Roster
Buxton Suffered Hip Strain During Spring Training
Minnesota Twins center fielder Byron Buxton is taking the next step in his recovery from a hip strain, beginning a rehab assignment with the team's Triple-A affiliate, the St. Paul Saints.
Buxton suffered the injury during spring training and has been sidelined since. The rehab assignment will allow him to get game action and test his hip in a controlled environment before returning to the Twins' active roster.
Buxton is a key member of the Twins' outfield, and his return will provide a significant boost to the team's lineup. He is a dynamic player who can contribute with his bat, glove, and speed.
Buxton Expected to Join Twins Soon
The Twins are hopeful that Buxton will be able to return to the team within the next few weeks. He will need to complete his rehab assignment and show that he is healthy and ready to play at the Major League level.
If Buxton can return to form, he will be a valuable addition to the Twins' lineup. He is a two-time All-Star and has won a Gold Glove Award. He is also one of the fastest players in the league.
Buxton's Return Will Boost Twins' Playoff Hopes
The Twins are currently in contention for a playoff spot, and Buxton's return would give them a significant boost. He is a difference-maker who can help the team win games.
The Twins are hoping that Buxton can stay healthy and contribute to the team's success in the second half of the season.
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