Twins' Carlos Correa and Byron Buxton Injured After Outfield Collision

During a game against the Baltimore Orioles, Twins' shortstop Carlos Correa and center fielder Byron Buxton collided while attempting to catch a fly ball. Buxton made the catch, but the impact resulted in both players leaving the game.

Correa, who has been with the Twins for three years, has struggled to maintain consistent performance this season. Buxton, despite leading the team in home runs, has a long history of injuries, rarely playing more than 100 games in a season. This collision adds to the list of injury concerns for both players and the team.

The Twins have been on a remarkable run, recovering from a poor start to the season. However, the loss of Correa and Buxton presents a significant challenge as they aim to continue their success. The team will need other players to step up and fill the void left by these key players.

A chart of the Twins' win/loss record over the past month visually demonstrates their recent surge, but also highlights the timing of this setback.

They collided in the outfield during a game against the Baltimore Orioles and had to leave the game due to injuries.

The extent of their injuries is currently unknown.

The absence of Correa and Buxton could impact the Twins' performance, as both are key players.

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