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Max Kepler Deserves a Minnesota Goodbye
Earlier this week, the Twins announced that Max Kepler’s regular season is likely done. Kepler received a cortisone shot in his hip last week for an injury that has kept him out since the beginning of the month.
Twins' Max Kepler: Shut down for season
Kepler was expected to be shut down for the remainder of the regular season and Friday's move not only confirms that but also rules him out for the entirety of the playoffs -- should the Twins come back from three games back and claim a wild card spot.
Max Kepler might have played his last game with the Twins
Kepler went on the 10-day injured list on Sept. 5 because of left patellar tendinitis. As he tried to ramp up, he felt pain in his hip, which he believes was the “origin of all the issues” and he overcompensated with his knee. Kepler said his hip injury might require surgery in the offseason.
Max Kepler’s Minnesota Twins Career is Over
The Minnesota Twins have seen the last of Max Kepler this season, and likely for his career. Pitching reinforcements aren't back either.
Max Kepler Done For The Season
Minnesota Twins outfielder Max Kepler (knee) has been transferred from the 15-day to the 60-day injured list on Friday. That means Kepler is officially done for the 2024 season. The left-handed slugger has been sidelined since the beginning of September due to a lingering knee issue.
Kepler unlikely to return in regular season, could have played last game with Twins
Tuesday, manager Rocco Baldelli said Kepler was unlikely to return during the regular season and even if the Twins make it to the playoffs, it sounds as if Kepler, who acknowledged he might need an offseason surgery for the issue, is not close to a return.
Twins' Max Kepler: Taking live batting practice
Kepler (knee) will take live batting practice Monday, Betsy Helfand of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports. He will then go through a full workout with the Twins on Tuesday before being evaluated for a potential return. Kepler has been shelved since early September with left knee tendinitis but should return this week if he checks out well.
Max Kepler unlikely to return in regular season, could have played last game with Twins
Since he signed as a 16-year-old out of Germany as part of the Twins’ 2009 international signing class, Max Kepler has grown from teenager who attended high school across the street from the Twins’ Fort Myers,
Kepler Capital Sticks to Their Hold Rating for Solocal (0RC1)
In a report released on September 25, Francois Digard from Kepler Capital maintained a Hold rating on Solocal (0RC1 – Research Report).
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Twins get left-hander back for final series
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Kepler Capital Remains a Buy on Tenaris (0HXB)
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