RBI performance in his most recent game (going 1-for-5), will take the field for the Minnesota Twins versus Joey Cantillo and the Cleveland Guardians on Thursday.

The Minnesota Twins have both Byron Buxton and Carlos Correa back but they are a shell of themselves heading into the postseason.

Minnesota's superstar shortstop has missed time in each of the last two seasons due to plantar fasciitis. Does his recurring injury point to the Twins needing to make a long-term defensive switch?

The Twins featured Carlos Correa, Byron Buxton and Royce Lewis in the same lineup Saturday night for the first time since July 2. But it won’t be two days in a row that the band is all back together as Correa and Buxton are out of the lineup for Sunday’s series finale against the Cincinnati Reds.

Byron Buxton and Carlos Correa may be back on the active roster, but the Twins have made it clear that the two stars are not fully healthy.

Correa has touched on his inevitable return before but also spoke before the game about coming back to the Twins as he missed the last 51 games. In terms of how his body is feeling after recovery from the plantar fasciitis, he would say that he feels “ready as I can be” according to The Star Tribune.

The Minnesota Twins could be getting closer to infielder Carlos Correa returning to the lineup, while the return of centerfielder Byron Buxton is a bit more uncertain.

Both Twins stars were just activated from the injured list following long absences, but the team will continue to be careful with them.