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Minnesota Twins fielder Alex Kirilloff announced his retirement from baseball Thursday, citing injuries as the driving force behind ending his career just four years after his major league debut.

The Minnesota Twins will place outfielder Alex Kirilloff on the injured list after all with back trouble, six days after the struggling former top prospect was sent down to Triple-A. A contrite ...

Edouard Julien was next, and on Thursday, Alex Kirilloff officially became the third slumping left-handed hitter the Twins have sent down to the minors this year. The move came after a ...

The Twins were expecting Alex Kirilloff to need a labrum repair in his right shoulder. Instead, when he went under the knife in late October, he had a less invasive surgery — a bursectomy ...

"After imaging and further evaluation, there was no need to repair the labrum or rotator cuff," the Twins announced. "In the coming weeks, Alex will focus on range of motion and strengthening as ...

Kelsea Ballerini, 30, and her boyfriend Chase Stokes, 30, lit up the red carpet at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards in New Jersey on Sept. 12! The “it couple” made their red carpet moment extra ...

On a softball field, in church or in a classroom, they were the Stokes twins. On Feb. 7, 2020, they were also passengers in the same car — a car that was hit by an allegedly drunk driver who ...

Kirilloff (wrist) is one of many players Twins manager Rocco Baldelli plans to use at first base this season, Dan Hayes of The Athletic reports. "We don't have a first baseman," Baldelli said.

The Twins will likely ease him into action in spring training. His minor-league pedigree and 2021 underlying numbers (12.8 Barrel%, 43.9 HardHit%) suggest he can be an impact hitter, If healthy.

LOS ANGELES — Alex Kirilloff’s right wrist didn’t respond the way he or the Twins had hoped. The same soreness that surfaced several times after last year’s surgery returned again this summer.

He has tried ligament surgery, cortisone shots and lots of rest and rehab, but Alex Kirilloff's damaged right wrist still hurts when he swings a bat. So Kirilloff and the Twins have decided on a ...