Joe Ryan dominates the royal after the twins potentially lost Pablo López a il

Kansas City, Mo. – Welcome back, Joe Ryan.

With his things playing, his team in need of good vibrations and without questions about his health that weighs him down, Ryan offered a great performance for the twins on Wednesday evening. The right arm faced a batter for the minimum and combined with two rescuers on a three-round Shatout while the twins exceeded the Kansas City Royals 4-0 in front of 13,156 at the Kauffman stadium.

Ty France chose in a key race, and he and Matt Wallner hit the solo murders on a day when the twins learned that they would probably have lost Pablo López against the 15 -day wound list with a tension at the tent of the knee of Grado 1. Even Edouard Julien chose in a race, and Harrison Bader made several beautiful comedies in the victory, which triggered the series of loss of three games twins.

But it was Ryan who played over seven inning sterling, providing his team with the type of trip he usually made in 2024 before suffering an end of the season shoulder injury last August.

“It’s not just a big sign, but it’s also something we expected to see and (Ryan) is expected from himself,” said Twins’ manager Rocco Baldelli. “He launched the ball in this way (last year). This is the way the ball came out of his hand. This is the way the beats responded to him in his departures. It is nice to sit here and say that he brought himself to a point where he can go out there and dominate a training. … it seemed really acute. This is how you want to see Joe in execution.”

Less a short break after his first live joke at the end of February, Ryan has made continuous progress since he started launching during the low season. He hit all his signs before the field and once he arrived in Fort Myers.

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– Minnesota Twins (@twins) April 10, 2025

Following the hiccup, one in which he and the training staff wanted to make sure that all the systems had gone, Ryan resumed speed. He started his first exhibition on March 6th and remained in a normal five -day program.

Through all his releases, including his two previous departures of the regular season, Ryan seemed healthy. But none of those projections seemed as beautiful as that of Wednesday, when Ryan’s speed turned off and free it.

Ryan used a fast dominant ball to start the game with Jonathan India’s Strikeouts and Bobby Witt Jr. withdrew the first seven beats he had to face and was cheap for everything, mixing his sequences later at the beginning.

“It was fun to watch,” said López. “He was challenging people

Ryan also had some luck.

Witt opened the fourth inning by slapping a 2-2 cocker for a double in the opposite field. Working with an advantage 1-0, Ryan picked Vinnie Pasquinino in flight. After aligning in his previous AT-Bat, Salvador Perez hit another sharp ball towards the gap, one who went down Bader. Before the Perez swing, Witt easily flowed the third base with a slide at the head of the headlong, which led to Bader doubled it in a close match to the second.

After double Witt, Ryan did not allow another basic runner, withdrawing the last 11 beats he had to face. He completed seven inning, easily his longest release of the last month more. Seven inning have also combined the maximum of the Ryan season since 2024, a total has reached five times while published a 3.60 era and hit 147 beats in 135 inning.

“It’s hard to go back to the games,” said Ryan. “He is definitely trying to know that you did it before and get stuck. It takes a trip to return there, go out for the sixth, go out for the seventh. I wanted to go on … I felt really strong. I didn’t even think about anything.”

I fill the area, Ryan needed only 85 shots to complete seven. He could have continued and preferred, but recognized the process that entailed his removal. Since Ryan had not even put up and down six times at the beginning, Baldelli removed him as he suggested that he would allow his pitcher to go deeper along the way.

“We had reasonable discussions in the pirogue of him who also returned out there,” said Baldelli. “The only thing he stopped that today was the fact that he launched only five inning this year (at each beginning), with his slightly abbreviated spring. … We will push him. And probably in a month, he could end up finishing the game in the way he is launching. It’s all positive.”

The twins needed a positive reinforcement after three consecutive losses, two of which were the winable games.

Getting there was slow. They had to wait for the appetizer of Kansas City Seth Lugo, who used an assortment of eight shots to hinder twins soon.

So in the fourth, Carlos Correa and Trevor Larnach made consecutive walks. After France raised to the pitcher, Julien chose in the first heat, a comedy in which Larnach was reduced to the bases for the final outside the inening.

Two inning later, France extended the advantage to the 2-0 with a single opposite field of Lugo to mark Correa, which doubled with two outs and went to third place in a wild field in front of an intentional walk in Larnach.

Wallner exploded a towering Homer towards the right of fire Sam Long in the eighth and France stumbled upon lead with an explosion on the left in the ninth.

“I don’t think we were so far away,” said Ryan, citing many balls to hit his teammates who find gloves. “They are like, don’t change anything, stay there, because it will happen.”

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– Minnesota Twins (@twins) April 10, 2025

López probably went to 15 days the

After creating the risk he would take on pushing him and doing his next round, López can at least accept the idea he has directed for the 15 -day wound list. It doesn’t mean he will like it.

The magnetic resonance imaging of López has revealed a tension to the tendon of the right knee of Grado 1, which certainly means that it will miss his next round. Speaking after the game, López plans to continue to launch during his period of Il with the idea that he can return once the 15 days have expired.

“At the beginning of the season, it would be a rather big risk to go out there and try to launch in five or six days,” said López. “I know I would like it in the back of my mind … I don’t like it. I hate it. But it makes sense.”

López was surprised that he didn’t hear the injury a lot when he slept on Tuesday evening. After suffering magnetic resonance imaging, he spent most of the day to do exercises and work of soft fabrics during treatment.

López, who extends between inning and remains hydrated, does not think that his process has entailed the injury. Now it is preparing for a rehabilitation process that will continue with multiple exercises, lengthening, work of soft fabric and recovery devices. In all this, he intends to play to capture every day.

“I want it to be only 15 days,” said López “to do it, I will do everything that is linked to the knee tendon, but I will keep my arm in shape.”

The next turning point in López in Sunday’s rotation lands against Detroit. The Triple-a Zeby Matthews appetizer also launched Tuesday with its next round scheduled for Sunday, which could make it easy to replace López.

Prospect Top Jenkins also set aside

The twins placed the double outfielder Walker Jenkins on the seven days with an ankle injury. Jenkins, who is evaluated as the Perspective no. 4 in baseball from The Athletic’s Keith LawHe played two games in Wichita before the announcement.

Jenkins initially hurt the ankle while trying to take a grip at the beginning of the spring training of the minor League.

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