Minnesota Twins Place Byron Buxton on Injured List with Hip Impingement
The Minnesota Twins have placed outfielder Byron Buxton on the 10-day injured list with a right hip impingement, his third IL stint this season for the recurring injury. The team aims for his return this year, while surgery remains a…

Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, August 30, 2026 — The Minnesota Twins announced on [Date – Not Provided] that outfielder Byron Buxton has been placed on the 10-day injured list. The move is due to a right hip impingement. This marks Buxton’s third stint on the injured list this season, highlighting the recurring nature of the injury.
The team’s medical staff has determined that Buxton requires time to recover from the latest setback. The duration of his absence is set to be at least 10 days, according to the standard injured list protocol. Details regarding the specific circumstances leading to this injury were not provided.
This latest IL placement adds to a season marked by previous injury concerns for the outfielder. The Minnesota Twins organization has expressed its intention for Buxton to return to play before the end of the current season. However, the club has also indicated that surgical intervention remains a potential course of action to address the hip impingement.
Byron Buxton’s performance and availability have been closely watched by fans and analysts alike. The team’s strategy for managing his condition moving forward will be critical as they navigate the remainder of their season. Further updates on his recovery status and potential treatment plans are anticipated.
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