‘Good Chance’ Joe Ryan Is Back with Twins for His Next Start
Ryan could rejoin Minnesota after a 25-pitch bullpen session and a rehab start, giving the Twins a boost in their playoff chase.
- The Minnesota Twins expect starting pitcher Joe Ryan back in their rotation on their upcoming trip to Detroit, where he could take the mound as early as Monday against the Detroit Tigers.
- Ryan has been sidelined since early August with a mild left glute strain, but he allowed one run on one hit over three innings for Triple-A St. Paul on Tuesday, throwing 29 of 42 pitches for strikes.
- Performance metrics show he has struck out 138 batters while giving up 27 walks over 125.2 innings, maintaining a 3.65 ERA and 1.14 WHIP across 23 starts this season.
- Manager Derek Shelton indicated there is a good chance Ryan's next start will be in the big leagues, signaling the team's urgency to address recent performance struggles.
- With the team trailing the Chicago White Sox by 7 games in the American League Central, their playoff odds dropped to just 4% by Saturday, making Ryan's return critical for keeping postseason hopes alive.
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‘Good chance’ Joe Ryan is back with Twins for his next start
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Ryan Likely to Return to Twins' Rotation After Injury
CHICAGO – Nothing is written in ink just yet, but it is likely that Joe Ryan’s next start will be for the Twins in Detroit. Ryan threw a bullpen session Saturday prior to Minnesota’s game against the White Sox at Rate Field and felt good, clearing what is probably the final hurdle before he is reinstated from the 15-day injured list. The right-hander has been out since early August due to a left glute strain. Get tickets for Twins-Yankees Sept. …
Ryan appears set to rejoin Twins' rotation after weekend series
CHICAGO – Nothing is written in ink just yet, but it is likely that Joe Ryan’s next start will be for the Twins in Detroit. Ryan threw a bullpen session Saturday prior to Minnesota’s game against the White Sox at Rate Field and felt good, clearing what is probably the
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