Rodriguez and Keaschall, two of the Twins' three consensus top-75 prospects in the sport, headline a Saints lineup that also ...

Twins fans would love it if Walker Jenkins developed into one of baseball’s best players. However, one national prospect ...

OF Walker Jenkins (Twins No. 1, MLB No. 3): Jenkins sustained a sprained left ankle early in camp and has been brought along ...

FORT MYERS, Fla. — Minnesota Twins prospect Walker Jenkins should be ready for Opening Day, but he could miss the start of the minor-league spring schedule after suffering a mild left ankle sprain.

MLB Insiders Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo looked into the crystal ball on Friday, predicting that Minnesota Twins outfielder Walker Jenkins would be the No. 1 prospect in baseball at this time ...

Jenkins is roughly 1-to-2 weeks behind after suffering a mild ankle sprain last week, Dan Hayes of The Athletic reports. Jenkins was sidelined for roughly two months last season due to a hamstring ...

But Minnesota has been patient with the development of outfielder Walker Jenkins. Jenkins may be another year or two away but the top five has produced a promising outcome and could make Jenkins ...

The Packers are moving Elgton Jenkins to center, where they think the veteran can be an All-Pro caliber player.