Twins outfielders Byron Buxton and Max Kepler were reassigned to Triple-A on Monday after Danny Santana was taken off the disabled list. Buxton, the former top prospect in all of baseball, was struggling to the tune of a .156/.208/.289 slash line in 45 AB in his second stint in the Majors. Despite h[...]

Max Kepler, the Twins’ top hitting prospect, was called up from Triple-A on Sunday after Danny Santana hit the disabled list with a hamstring injury. Kepler made his first plate appearance of the year against the Royals, drawing a walk from Dillon Gee. The 23-year-old isn’t likely to grab a star[...]

This article references A, C, Keon Broxton, OF, SP, SS, TE and more! Welcome to the final edition of the MLB prospect call-up watch. Miraculously, I have a couple more prospects for the final week of the season. These two guys could possibly save your week. Editor’s Note: to read about even more MLB prospects, rookies and potential call-ups, be sure to check out our MLB prospects for fantasy baseball homepage which has lots of great weekly analysis.   MLB Prospect Updates & Recent Call-Ups - Week 26 Max Kepler (OF, MIN, Owned in 0% of fleaf[...]Keep on reading: Recent Prospect Call-Ups and Their Fantasy Values (Kepler, Broxton)

This article references A, C, OF, RB, SP, TE and more! The Minnesota Twins have called up Max Kelper from Double-A Chattanooga after Monday’s 8-1 victory over the Angels. Kepler is the MVP of the Southern League with a .318/.410/.520 batting line, 9 HR, 71 RBI and 19 SB between High- and Double-A. The 22-year-old had a breakout season and is ready to play at the major league level. The problem is that there’s not really room for him. The Twins are full in the outfield and at first base, which are the positions Kepler has played in the mino[...]Keep on reading: Twins Call Up MVP Of Southern League Max Kepler