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Twins activate Royce Lewis for season debut, and also bring back Willi Castro from injured list

  • The Minnesota Twins have reinstated Royce Lewis and Willi Castro to the active roster ahead of their three-game series against the Baltimore Orioles beginning Tuesday at Target Field.
  • Lewis missed the season's start with a left hamstring strain from spring training, while Castro was sidelined since April 16 due to a right oblique strain.
  • Lewis completed a six-game rehab with Triple-A St. Paul, hitting 4 for 23 with one double, and Castro missed 16 games before rejoining the Twins lineup.
  • Twins president Derek Falvey expressed optimism that the return of several key players this week will provide a significant boost, as these individuals have previously made meaningful contributions at the major league level.
  • Lewis's return clears the way for his season debut, potentially strengthening the Twins amid other injuries to Matt Wallner and Luke Keaschall, who are out long term.
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Pioneer Press broke the news in Saint Paul, United States on Sunday, May 4, 2025.
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