Latest injury updates from two twins of the top prospects

The Twins organization plagued injuries throughout the season, with Royce Lewis, Matt Wallner and more significant time missing. To make things worse, two top prospects are currently on the injured list.

Walker Jenkins does not expect to play before the end of May after receiving cortisone shot for the left ankle pain

The twins announced on Tuesday that Jenkins, MLB pipeline No. 3 Prospect and No. 1 of the twins have the left ankle pain and it is not expected MLBS Matthew Leach.

Jenkins, who recently received a cortisone shot for his injury, injured his ankle during the spring training, but nevertheless made Double-A Wichitas roster for the opening day, where he lasted two games before he was put on the injured list. It is another hard break for Jenkins, who missed 82 games with a left thigh injury last season, which he had suffered from the Home Open.

The 20 -year -old Jenkins has a career .299/.395/.467 Slash Line with nine Homeruns and 23 stolen bases in 491 Minor League plate appearances. If Jenkins, the 5th total selection in the 2023 MLB design, can stay healthy and the twins need help for a playoff boost late in the season, there is a good chance that the top view of the Major League squad could be later this season. But most likely it will be called in 2026 or 2027.

Right-wing start-up jug Charlee Soto ends up on the injured list of right triceps pain

The twins also announced on Tuesday that Soto, No. 8 interested in twins, are put on the injured list of triceps pain on the right. Soto, the 34th election in the 2023 MLB draft, has an ERA of 1.38 ERA and a whip of 1.00 with 15 rashes in 13 innings for high-a cedar this year. Last season he fought with an ERA of 5.23 for single-A-Fort Myers, but still led 87 strikeouts in 74 Innerings.

The 19-year-old Soto is expected to reach the main leagues in 2027. He has a plus career that is average in the mid-1990s and has dependent on a roundabout slider and an above-average change than its secondary stands.

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