News about Kyle Farmer

Kyle Farmer, the Twins' shortstop, has revealed he is'doing great' after recovering from a brutal blow to the chest in the form of a 92mph fastball. Farmer appeared in a video for Minnesota's social media channel, giving the fanbase an update on his health. "Hey Twins supporters, thank you so much for your help.' I wanted to let you know that I'm doing well and I'm eager to return to the field soon.'

Kyle Farmer has revealed he is'very swollen' after being struck by a 92mph fastball while playing for the Minnesota Twins this week, leaving him needing to have his teeth adjusted.' Writing on Instagram, Farmer said: 'Thank you to everyone who has reached out! Thankful that nothing has been broken, but that the wounds are still swollen. I can't wait to get back out there with the guys and win some more games!' Farmer Kyle Winty needed surgery to have his teeth fixed, but he managed to recover without a fractured jaw after being knocked to the ground by a 92 mph fastball that drove away from Chicago White Sox pitcher Lucas Giolito in the fourth inning of Minnesota's victory on Wednesday.

Kyle Farmer of Minnesota had to have his teeth realigned in surgery to also suture together lacerations on his lower lip after being struck by a 92 mph fastball while the Twins played the White Sox on Wednesday. Lucas Giolito of Chicago, right, and White Sox general manager Rocco Baldelli said no fracture had been discovered after Giolito ran inside and knocked Farmer to the ground in the fourth inning. Giolito stepped forward from the mound out of fear for Farmer, who lay face down for a few minutes as the Twins tended to him.

Kyle Farmer, the Minnesota Twins' shortstop, made a 92-mph pitch to the side on Wednesday before stepping off the field under his own authority. Lucas Giolito, a 32-year-old journeyman infielder, was struck below his helmet's pitching, and the immediate reaction was covered up in fear. 'Goodness gracious,' said White Sox announcer Steve Stone. 'Oh no.' Rocco Baldelli, the Twins' manager, and members of Minnesota's training staff were rushed out to Farmer right away.