While the Twins conducted a fire sale at the deadline, Buxton was never a serious trade candidate. He earned his second All-Star nod this season, and through 85 games, has 92 hits, 68 runs scored, 14 doubles, 23 home runs, 59 RBIs, and a .905 OPS.

Despite an unsettled roster, an unresolved team sale with no end in sight and the resulting financial uncertainty, Buxton is certain of one thing: He wants to spend the rest of his career with the Twins and would invoke his no-trade clause if necessary.

Minnesota Twins All-Star center fielder Byron Buxton has cartilage irritation in his rib cage and his status is day-to-day, the team announced Sunday.

The Minnesota Twins stuck by star Byron Buxton throughout a laundry list of injuries over the years. Now with a rebuild looming, the center fielder is prepared to stand by his club.

A midst a whirlwind of rumors and unexpected moves in MLB, Byron Buxton has made it clear that his heart remains in Minnesota. Even though the Twins decided to trade a large part of their roster, including stars like Carlos Correa,