Byron Buxton is out of the Twins lineup for the third straight day following his exit from Sunday's win over the Chicago White Sox in which he collided with the outfield wall after making a ...

Twins center fielder Byron Buxton raced back toward the wall, gauged his location and leapt. He hauled in the catch to end the threat and — as he’s wont to do — crashed into the wall as he ...

Buxton is the son of Felton and Carrie Buxton. His father, Felton, made his living as a truck driver, eventually owning a ...

Minnesota Twins outfielder Byron Buxton made a remarkable catch on Friday night, crashing into the wall for a highlight reel moment against the Texas Rangers.

Buxton did more than something good. He became the first player to hit for the cycle at Target Field since the ballpark ...

On Sunday, Twins prospect Byron Buxton crashed into the center field wall while tracking down a fly ball during the Scranton/Wilkes Barre RailRiders-Rochester Red Wings game.

After the Twins beat the Royals without Byron Buxton in the lineup Wednesday night, they're going to try and do the same again Thursday afternoon. For some reason, Buxton is not in the lineup for ...

Twins' Byron Buxton: Exits after wall collisionBuxton was removed from Sunday's game against the White Sox due to an apparent injury after making a leaping catch into the wall in center field ...

Byron Buxton homered, doubled and scored twice as the Minnesota Twins salvaged the finale of a three-game series by topping the Detroit Tigers 5-1 on Sunday afternoon in Minneapolis.

Byron Buxton makes game-saving catch to carry Twins past White Sox Byron Buxton sprinted 78 feet to make a diving catch with the tying run on base, and the Twins defeated Chicago for the 13th time ...

FORT MYERS, Fla. — Good as he’s feeling, Byron Buxton doesn’t want to show off just yet. The Minnesota Twins’ center fielder thinks he could have made a play on at least one of two ...

After Buxton crashed into the wall, he went down to the ground, where he stayed momentarily. The initial reaction of the Target Field crowd was amazement, which quickly shifted to concern.