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Top prospect Emmanuel Rodriguez among first roster cuts from Twins camp
Opening Day is just under three weeks away and the Twins have finally begun to whittle down the roster, making their first cuts of camp on Sunday.
Emmanuel Rodriguez among Twins' first cuts of spring training
The outfield prospect was sent to minor league camp along with pitchers Matt Canterino, Marco Raya and Travis Adams.
Emmanuel Rodriguez, Marco Raya, Cory Lewis Among the Twins First Spring Cuts
A. They cannot appear in a spring training game for the rest of 2025. RHP Travis Adams A surprise addition to the 40-man roster this offseason, Travis Adams appeared in two spring training games, allowing four runs across four frames.
Twins make first cuts of camp, fall to Orioles in spring training action Sunday
The Minnesota Twins made their first cuts of training camp on Sunday, and top prospect Emmanuel Rodriguez was among players who will not begin the 2025 season with the big league club. The outfielder will start the year with Triple-A St.
Twins' Emmanuel Rodriguez: Sent to minor-league camp
The Twins optioned Rodriguez (ankle) to minor-league camp Sunday, Phil Miller of The Minnesota Star Tribune reports. Rodriguez was among the first four players cut from big-league camp, after he failed to appear in any Grapefruit League games while he recovered from the left ankle sprain he suffered in the first half of February.
Emmanuel Rodriguez Sent To Minor-League Camp
Minnesota Twins outfield prospect Emmanuel Rodriguez (ankle) was assigned to minor-league camp on Sunday. The 22-year-old has been dealing with an ankle sprain and will begin his 2025 season in the minor leagues.
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Emmanuel Rodriguez Taking Live Batting Practice, Could Return Next Week
Minnesota Twins outfield prospect Emmanuel Rodriguez (ankle) participated in live batting practice on Friday and could return to games sometime next week. Rodriguez suffered a sprained ankle earlier ...
Twins' Emmanuel Rodriguez: Takes live batting practice
Rodriguez took live batting practice Friday for the first time since suffering a sprained ankle in early February and could play in a game with the next week, MLB.com reports.