Carlos Correa with concussion, Byron Buxton is still testing

Milwaukee – the twins placed Carlos Correa On the seven -day brain coating list Friday, one day after his collision Byron Buxton in the flat center field, while Buxton continues to test a concussion.

Buxton, who took part in the meeting of the foreplay of the team, but was not involved in the Twins twins before the start of the series on Friday, stays on the twins' active duty roster, since he goes through more tests from the Major League baseball.

The twins promoted Shortstop Ryan Fitzgeraldwho had beaten well in the AAA of the AAA class to fill Correase on the squad.

Players can stay in the MLB brain coating protocols for several days without eliminating playing.

At MLBS brain coating protocol, all players have to subject a neurocognitive basic tests before the start of the season. The basic data can offer a way to measure players after a possible brain injury.

“We could know more with Buck at any time, but the last thing I heard was still a few versions of the tests” Rocco Baldelli said. “There are different threshold values, different phases of these tests.”

Correa was briefly on the American Field Field on Friday, but he returned to the team of the team more than four hours before the game on Friday.

“Some of the tests that [Correa] In fact, it didn't go through well today and some did not, “said Baldelli.” As soon as something doesn't do, it is. There is nothing else to discuss. We basically bring it into the recovery phase, in contrast to us who test it and see if he can play. ”