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Royce Lewis was scratched from the Twins' lineup with side tightness, described as precautionary as he recovers from last season.
Gunnar Hoglund will undergo medical testing after knee issues linger through camp, with a chance to earn a rotation spot.
Several players are making early spring debuts for their new teams as camps open, signaling adjustments ahead of the season.
Shane Baz, Freddy Peralta, and Edward Cabrera are set to start for their new clubs during spring workouts.
The piece notes ongoing discussion about Lewis's health and potential return to full effectiveness in 2026.
The Athletic's Dan Hayes is cited for the injury update on Lewis's status.
The article highlights a mix of spring training situational updates and player debuts across multiple teams.
The Opener column tracks watchlist items for the upcoming weekend.
The text references the broader spring training context and roster flexibility with new additions.

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In Fort Myers, the Yankees routed the Twins 17-5 in a spring exhibition game.
Marco Raya had a rough outing, recording just one out on 31 pitches with four earned runs charged.
The Yankees built a large lead early, trailing 8-1 after the second inning and 15-1 after the sixth.
Jasson Domínguez and J.C. Escarrar hit hard-hit home runs to fuel New York's fifth-inning burst.
Trevor Larnach contributed a solo homer for Minnesota in the first inning.
The Twins finished with 10 hits, while the Yankees had 13.
Trevor Larnach hit a 405-foot homer, showcasing Minnesota's potential power.
Spring training results are largely meaningless, but the game offered early takeaways for both teams.
The Twins will play the Red Sox next in their spring schedule.

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Joe Ryan says his health has improved, boosting his confidence for 2026.
The Twins pitcher plans an intensive off-season regimen to prepare for the new year.
Ryan notes he was dealing with low back tightness before focusing on recovery.
The interview underscores Ryan’s readiness for spring training and the 2026 season.
No details were given about specific medical procedures in the feature.
The piece highlights the Minnesota Twins as Ryan’s team source and context.
The report is sourced from MLB.com’s recap and video content for context.
The story is framed as forward-looking for the 2026 season, not a retrospective.
Ryan’s remarks come ahead of official spring training activities.
The feature captures Ryan’s personal focus on health as a foundation for performance.

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The Yankees routed the Twins 17-5 in a Grapefruit League game, with multiple home runs and standout power from spring training.
ABS challenges were exhausted by the bottom of the first inning as Fernandez and Gil failed to overturn calls.
Escarra hit his first spring homer and delivered a ball hit 109.6 mph, the hardest of his career per Statcast.
Spencer Jones continued to show prodigious power with another spring homer for the Yankees.
The game featured a piggyback pitching plan, with Paul Blackburn set to start against the Blue Jays in the final spring game for WBC participants.
Jasson Domínguez, J.C. Escarra, and Duke Ellis were among the players who homered in the win.
The matchup reinforced early spring trends and strategic decisions shaping the Yankees’ roster outlook.
The article notes Escarra’s comment and the team keeping focus on spring performance.
The piece mentions team plans and schedules for the upcoming spring weekend games.

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