Joe Ryan Set to Return to Minnesota Twins Rotation
Minnesota Twins All-Star pitcher Joe Ryan is returning to the active roster after being on the injured list with a left glute strain. He is scheduled to start Monday's game against the Detroit Tigers.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, September 7, 2026 — The Minnesota Twins are preparing for the return of All-Star pitcher Joe Ryan to their active roster. Ryan has been sidelined with a left glute strain. His return to pitching activity marks a significant development for the team’s rotation as they approach upcoming games.
Ryan is slated to make his first start since his injury on Monday. His scheduled opponent will be the Detroit Tigers. The exact date of his placement on the injured list was not provided. His last appearance on the mound prior to the injury was not specified in available reports.
The left glute strain forced Ryan to miss a period of games, impacting the Twins’ pitching depth. Information regarding the duration of his recovery or any rehabilitation exercises he underwent was not detailed. The team has not yet provided further specifics on his current physical condition beyond his clearance to rejoin the active roster.
As an All-Star, Ryan’s performance has been a key component for the Twins. His absence has created a vacancy that the team has had to manage. His return is expected to bolster the team’s pitching staff for their upcoming series. The specific outcome of his medical evaluation that led to his return to play status was not disclosed. The Twins organization did not offer comment on the timeline for his return beyond the scheduled Monday start.
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