The Minnesota Twins are currently facing a challenging stretch, having lost nine out of their last ten games. Despite this downturn, star shortstop Carlos Correa is actively engaging with the coaching staff and front office to identify areas for improvement. Manager Rocco Baldelli emphasizes the need for adjustments, but there are no definitive plans to reconfigure the roster ahead of the trade deadline, as president Derek Falvey remains optimistic about their playoff chances with the team just 2.5 games out of a wild card spot.

Injuries have plagued the Twins, notably with starting pitcher Pablo López sidelined for two months. However, catcher Ryan Jeffers believes that a turnaround is possible, referencing their earlier success of 13 consecutive wins. Meanwhile, standout rookie Royce Lewis is progressing in his recovery from a hamstring strain, expressing eagerness to return. The Twins also faced setbacks with utilityman Mickey Gasper on the injured list and recent roster changes.