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Twins' Buxton Leaves Game After Getting Hit on Hand

MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, JUL 9 – Byron Buxton, hitting 20 home runs this season, left the game after a left hand contusion caused by a hit-by-pitch from Cubs starter Cade Horton, team officials said.

  • Byron Buxton, the Minnesota Twins All-Star center fielder, left the game on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, after being hit by a pitch at Target Field in Minneapolis.
  • Byron Buxton exited the game with an injury to his left hand after being hit by a pitch from Cubs starter Cade Horton in the first inning; the call was originally ruled a foul ball but was reversed following a video review.
  • Buxton stayed in the game briefly, scored on a Ryan Jeffers hit, and was later pinch hit for in the second inning before being removed and missing Thursday’s start.
  • Twins manager Rocco Baldelli said it's not a sign anything negative occurred, adding, "the update is he's doing fine" and that Buxton is sore but expected to recover.
  • The injury’s extent remains unclear and could affect Buxton’s participation in next week’s All-Star Game and Home Run Derby in his home state of Georgia.
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