Twins manager Ron Gardenhire says Justin Morneau may get back on the field as soon as this week when the team travels to New York and Tampa Bay.
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Ron Gardenhire is going to decide sooner than later if Justin Morneau will spend more time at first base or DH next season. Morneau is still recovering from a concussion. Gardnehire says the slugger is going back and forth between doctors trying to get clearance.
The Twins are still without Justin Morneau as he continues to recover from a wrist injury. Ron Gardenhire is away from the team for the weekend series in Seattle, but acting manager Scott Ullger reiterated that Morneau won't play in a game until his wrist is ready.
Justin Morneau says he is "miles ahead" of where he was at this time last year when recovering from a concussion. Morneau also believes he gives the Twins the best chance to win when he's playing first base, but he's open to playing wherever Ron Gardenhire wants him to play.
The Twins' Justin Morneau tells Fox Sports North that he knows he'll play first base sometime this year. The only question is when.
The Twins split squad beat the Red Sox, 2-1 Friday night. Joe Mauer made his spring training debut at first base and finished 1-2 with a walk. Justin Morneau's spring struggles continued as he went 0-4.
It was a double off the wall for Justin Morneau today in a “B” game against the Red Sox. The Twins’ first baseman will be in the lineup again tomorrow against Tampa Bay, his first back-to-back games of the spring.
After playing in only 150 games over the past two seasons, Justin Morneau is showing some rust at the plate. He's off to a 3-22 start this spring -- something manager Ron Gardenhire expected. Gardenhire says Morneau is going to have some good days and bad days, but the important thing is that he is healthy now.
The Twins plan to activate Justin Morneau from the disabled list before Wednesday's game against the Tigers. He's been out with a sore left wrist, but feels good enough to get back in the lineup. He'll also start at first base, according to Ron Gardenhire.
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