Royce Lewis

Plus, the latest on the return timelines for Max Kepler and Jhoan Duran, and another Twins pitcher lost to elbow surgery.

With prospect Brooks Lee unavailable, the Twins can create production by mixing and matching Austin Martin, Willi Castro and Kyle Farmer.

The Twins' young star sustained a right quad injury in the season opener that has him headed to the IL for the fifth time in his career.

Off to a strong start in his first Opening Day, Lewis exited Thursday’s game with a right quad injury and underwent an MRI afterward.

Byron Buxton, Carlos Correa and Royce Lewis have all shown sublime skills and frustrating fragility, often in equal measure.

Plus thoughts on Royce Lewis, Matt Canterino, Austin Martin, Jose Miranda and Twins players with futures in television.

Lee is moving around the infield to prepare to play alongside Carlos Correa, Royce Lewis and Edouard Julien in the Twins' infield soon.

Lewis and the Twins have not talked about an extension. Whether they can find enough common ground in the future remains to be seen.

Get to know everyone in Fort Myers, from familiar names locked into Opening Day roster spots to prospects trying to prove they belong.

How do the Twins look on paper for 2024? Sometimes cold, hard, data-based objectivity is needed — feelings and narratives be damned.

Plus reasons for Twins optimism, offseason predictions, early AL Central odds and confidence in Chris Paddack.

Mixing prospects and non-prospects for a big-picture look at the Twins' future, starring Royce Lewis, Walker Jenkins and Brooks Lee.

Taking an uncommon path to a division title, the Twins were led by the rotation, depth and the midseason arrival of young bats.

Plus, find out who won most improved, best leader and the media good guy award.

Falvey and Baldelli discussed Sonny Gray's free agency, Royce Lewis' best spot, Louie Varland's future role, TV uncertainty and much more.

"It was a tough series to lose. We felt like we had a lot of chances," Carlos Correa said.

“We didn't get the runs that you would normally think you would get in those situations," Twins manager Rocco Baldelli said.

“When I tell you it was electric, it brought that electricity into my body,” Royce Lewis said of a loud Minnesota crowd.