Wallner is pure power for MIN, with 20 HR in 270 AB and eight HR in the last 30 days, plus late-season momentum. His roster-quiet profile makes him a sleeper pick for HR in shallow formats and a cheap hammer for those chasing homer weeks.

Wallner is referenced as a Twins power threat, with a note on him being involved in a sequence around Clement s contact. His role hints at Minnesota s depth and potential for pop in the lineup, which could translate into sporadic fantasy upside if he earns consistent at bats.

Wallner was involved in Tuesday’s collision with Clement at third base for Minnesota. The collision, not Wallner’s injury, is noted, and he remains a Twins outfielder involved in the Tuesday events with the Jays.

Wallner capped Minnesota’s rally with a three-run homer in the ninth, flipping the game from a deficit to a leading position and underscoring his burgeoning power profile.

Wallner hit his third homer of the series, a late three-run shot that flipped the lead for Minnesota. His power is a clear driver in a lineup that can surprise in bursts, though his earlier 0-for-27 stretch shows the volatility fantasy players must endure.