Heading into the 2025 baseball season, outfielder Walker Jenkins is the Twins' top prospect and the No. 3 overall prospect in the sport, according to both MLB.com and ESPN. If he plays well this ...

When Walker Jenkins moved into the top spot of the Twins’ Top 30 a year ago, we had a feeling we’d be calling his name again a year later. And even though he missed six weeks with a hamstring injury, ...

FORT MYERS, Fla. — Minnesota Twins prospect Walker Jenkins should be ready for Opening Day, but he could miss the start of the minor-league spring schedule after suffering a mild left ankle sprain.

Jenkins spent the offseason working on ways to stay healthy and strong after injuries prevented him from playing up to his standards in 2024, Matthew Leach of MLB.com reports. By most prospects ...

Twins top prospect Walker Jenkins arrived for Minor League camp last week, but he's already dealing with an injury. According to multiple reports, he suffered a "mild" sprained ankle after jumping ...

Walker Jenkins, put simply, looks like a baseball player. The 19-year-old is 6-foot-3, a solid 210 pounds of mainly muscle and looks to be engineered to play ball. It’s what you can’t see ...

MLB Insiders Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo looked into the crystal ball on Friday, predicting that Minnesota Twins outfielder Walker Jenkins would be the No. 1 prospect in baseball at this time ...

But Minnesota has been patient with the development of outfielder Walker Jenkins. Jenkins may be another year or two away but the top five has produced a promising outcome and could make Jenkins ...

While 2025 is the year of the pitcher in some regards, there’s also a talented trio of hitters at the top of the list: Roman Anthony, Kristian Campbell and Walker Jenkins. All rank within the ...

Jenkins is roughly 1-to-2 weeks behind after suffering a mild ankle sprain last week, Dan Hayes of The Athletic reports. Jenkins was sidelined for roughly two months last season due to a hamstring ...