Minnesota Twins: Who’s Hot and Who’s Not, Week 3
By Jordan Ison

Byron Buxton’s struggles at the plate continue to haunt the Minnesota Twins.
While the young center fielder has been great in the outfield, Byron Buxton continues to look lost at the plate. Since being called up from the minor leagues, Buxton has yet to find his swing, and Twins’ fans are hoping that will change soon.
Buxton’s slash line is .105/.177/.140 with only 6 hits in 57 at-bats.
Along with his horrendous averages, Byron Buxton leads the Twins in strikeouts with 28. He has also earned 4 walks.
Buxton’s experiences at the plate have been less than superb, but there’s no reason to give up hope. Still being a young player, there is time for improvement in Buxton’s career.
Not to mention, he is an absolute necessity in the outfield for the Minnesota Twins. His range is unbelievable and speed is insane. If Byron Buxton can get his average up to the .200’s, the Twins will be happy. But he is a long way from that right now.