Minnesota Twins first baseman Joe Mauer (concussion) continues to make progress as he works his way back from a concussion. He was spotted working out on the field ahead of Tuesday's game two days after taking batting practice and fielding grounders. Mauer has been on the disabled list since the middle of May and was temporarily shut down last week after his concussion symptoms returned. The veteran is hitting .283 with one homer, 18 runs, and 11 RBI in 38 games this season.

Minnesota Twins first baseman Joe Mauer (concussion) was nearing a return from the 10-day disabled list but he reportedly suffered a setback while fielding grounders before Thursday's game against the Cleveland Indians. Mauer does not have a timetable for his return, but he's optimistic it won't be a long-term setback. The long-time Twin has been on the DL since May 19 after diving during a game against the Los Angeles Angels. Mauer is batting .283 with one homer, 18 runs, and 11 RBI in 2018.

Minnesota Twins first baseman Joe Mauer (concussion) could return to the Twins lineup this weekend, according to manager Paul Molitor. Mauer has not experienced any concussion symptoms in the last week. There were rumors of him being activated on Thursday, but the Twins want to remain cautious. Mauer is hitting fairly decent this season but is nothing more than a deeper league asset.

Minnesota Twins first baseman Joe Mauer (concussion) says he has not had any concussion symptoms in the last four to five days. There is a chance that Mauer comes off the disabled list on Thursday. It depends on how he is feeling the rest of the week, but this is a good sign moving forward. Mauer has been solid this season but is probably only worth owning in deeper leagues.

Minnesota Twins first baseman Joe Mauer (concussion) got treatment at Target Field on Monday for his issues with sensitivity to light and balance. Manager Paul Molitor said Mauer's condition is "a little better." The Twins placed Mauer on the disabled list on Saturday and Logan Morrison is expected to take over at first base. Mauer can be dropped in most leagues.

The Minnesota Twins have placed first-baseman Joe Mauer on the DL due to a neck injury. Mauer left Friday's game due to neck stiffness, so this move is likely precautionary to give Mauer ample time to get back to 100%. The aging former MVP has been much less fantasy relevant than before. His move to first base a few years ago diminished the value he provided at the barren catcher position to start his career. These days, his lack of power and speed keep him on the waiver wire in roto and categor[...]

Minnestoa Twins first baseman Joe Mauer will get the day off on Tuesday as his team gets ready to take on the New York Yankees. It looks like a standard day off for Mauer as his team will take their cuts against southpaw C.C. Sabathia. Logan Morrison, who was moved down to seventh in the lineup, will fill in at first base for Mauer while normal third baseman Miguel Sano will be the team's designated hitter.

Minnesota Twins first baseman Joe Mauer had a big night at the plate against the Houston Astros on Tuesday. The veteran Twin went 2-for-3 with two walks, a run, and two RBI to help down Houston 4-1. Mauer is off to a great start for the Twins this season, slashing .407/.543/.556 with five runs and three RBI. Despite the sizzling start, Mauer is still looking for his first home run on the season and is unlikely to provide much fantasy value outside of a high batting average. He may hold some valu[...]

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