Ramon Borrego fires up the Twins infield with pregame drills, film work, and rapid feedback for Austin Martin and Luke Keaschall, keeping energy high even with the tarp covering the field.

He designs tailored plans for each infielder from Royce Lewis to Brooks Lee, focusing on footwork, glove control, and first step quickness to boost range and defense.

Carlos Correa and Luis Arraez praise Borrego for his drill variety and mentorship, noting their long standing bond since rookie ball.

Borrego s minor league track record with Wichita and his winning mindset underpin a culture of development and accountability during a defensively challenged season.

Kody Clemens erupted for Minnesota, blasting three homers and driving in five in a wild 9-8 walk-off over Arizona. The night featured a go-ahead three-run shot in the fourth, a leadoff blast to start the ninth, and a framing sequence that turned a deflating top of the ninth into a Twins’ late-night celebration. Clemens’ 14 total bases tied a club record, and the victory vaulted Minnesota into a dramatic, momentum-shifting win.

Buxton opened the game with a career-high 30th homer, fueling a 5-1 Twins win that snapped a six-game skid with Kansas City. The blast helped Minnesota set up a chance to post back-to-back wins in Anaheim, their first since early August. Kody Clemens followed with a towering two-run shot, the longest of his career, as Bailey Ober finally earned a victory for the Twins after a long drought. The win also featured Royals miscues that padded the final score.

Buxton’s milestone, paired with 21 steals on the season, underscores a standout campaign even as he battles baserunning fatigue and a bruised knee after a fifth-inning hit-by-pitch. The Twins leaned on timely hits and a mistake-prone Royals squad to pull away, while Minnesota’s leadoff batting order supplied added lift. The win adds momentum to a September that could still hold big things for fantasy managers who ride Buxton and the Twins’ top lineup.