Carlos Correa

Correa thinks he can be ready to play for the second half, so there's no talk of putting him on the injured list yet.

The Minnesota Twins All-Star shortstop played his first game at Oracle Park on Friday since his possible move to the Giants fell apart.

Plus the plans for Simeon Woods Richardson and Louie Varland, why attendance is down and why Carlos Correa stopped running.

"This is my home here in Minnesota now," Correa said. "And to get my first All-Star Game here with this team, it's truly special."

Minnesota has reached the midpoint of the season in playoff position thanks to a $200 million superstar and a minor-league signing.

Correa left Thursday's game immediately after taking a pitch off his right forearm, but X-rays were negative.

For the second straight year, the Twins' lineup is rolling after a slow start. This time it took four weeks instead of four months.

After being optioned to Triple A, Kirilloff fessed up that a sore lower back was worse than he originally let on.

After Sunday's two wins, we look at Correa's hottest stretch ever, trade deadline priorities and the fun the team has been having lately.

“I’m all for finding things sometimes not related to baseball that can bring us closer," said Pablo López, who was behind the celebration.

Plus post-demotion Louie Varland and Matt Wallner, the Jake Cave decision tree, Griffin Jax being elite and 2025 payroll skepticism.

"He's a difference-maker and a game-changer," Carlos Correa said of Lewis, who's been out with a quadriceps injury since Opening Day.

Correa showed out on offense and defense, Duran gave up a homer, and the team has a good attitude.

The offense couldn’t hit, Pablo López surrendered seven earned runs and a pair of miscues played a role in the loss.

The Twins started celebrating with a summer sausage. Now they're taking photos with a group that keeps getting larger after each victory.

Holding a 4-2 lead in the top of the sixth inning, Chicago’s bullpen opened the door for Minnesota.

Winners of seven straight games, the Twins will receive an all-around boost as Correa is expected to be activated off the IL on Monday.

After hitting rock bottom at 7-13, the Twins are riding a seven-game winning streak and have Carlos Correa ready to return.