The Minnesota Twins suffered a major setback during their first full-squad workout, an elbow injury that likely will sideline ace Pablo López for the entire season. General manager Jeremy Zoll told reporters at the club's spring training facility on Tuesday that López has a “significant tear” in his right ulnar collateral

Pablo Lopez threw two-plus innings before shutting things down and now will undergo imaging on his elbow, Twins manager Derek Shelton said.

The Twins are digesting the news Pablo López will likely need Tommy John surgery to address what general manager Jeremy Zoll called a “significant tear” in the starter’s ulnar collateral ligament. The Twins have talked up the depth of their rotation as a strength of the team,

Pablo Lopez's 2026 season is in jeopardy with word out of Minnesota Twins spring training igniting fears that he may need Tommy John surgery after ending a bullpen session with elbow soreness on Monday.

Entering the 2026 MLB season, the Minnesota Twins might not have a lot of postseason hope, but their starting rotation, led by Pablo Lopez and Joe Ryan, would give them a chance. But the rotation isn't going to be at full strength,

It’s possible Lopez could attempt to pitch through the injury like others have, but that usually comes with a drop in velocity and sometimes only prevents the inevitable. Ligame