The Minnesota Twins have three of the 50 best prospects in baseball, according to ESPN's new prospect rankings. However, two of those young stars dropped pretty far from where they were ranked in ESPN's preseason rankings.

With Byron Buxton and Carlos Correa out of the lineup, Royce Lewis and Brooks Lee must help carry the Twins offense. Both former top prospects have shown positive signs in recent weeks.

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Couldn’t get it done today. An amazing run over the last two weeks. I had to tell the guys that after the game,” Twins manager Rocco Baldelli said.

Matt Wallner was expected to be one of the Twins’ most impactful bats this season. He’s nearing a return, while two bullpen arms might be further away.

The North Loop neighborhood around Target Field is home to the Twin Cities’ most bustling food and drink scene. There’s Spoon and Stable, the first restaurant by James Beard-winning chef Gavin Kaysen, alongside other local favorites in the neighborhood like the pasta at Bar La Grassa, the newly opened Billy Sushi, and the wings at Runyon’s.

Royce Lewis hit his first home run of the season but was denied his second on a leaping catch by Jackson Chourio, helping Milwaukee earn a 5-2 victory.

In the classic 1967 film Cool Hand Luke, the main protagonist (played by Paul Newman) wagers with his fellow inmates at a Florida prison farm. He bets