Miguel Sano was once one of the hottest prospects in the Minnesota Twins system. When he and Byron Buxton were both at peak minor league hype, they were both ranked in the top-10 of all Major ...

Miguel Sano, nearly a decade removed from the days of being a phenom with the Twins, has lost 58 pounds as he attempts to revive his career with the Los Angels Angels.

The Los Angeles Angels season continues to get more dubious. Infielder Miguel Sano, who isn’t playing as he continues to treat left knee inflammation, has experienced a setback in his rebab ...

Former All-Star slugger Miguel Sano looked nearly unrecognizable in new photos that he posted this week in Los Angeles Angels gear.

Miguel Sano can now welcome himself into the clubhouse that Marty Cordova has long been the sole citizen of, after burning himself on a tanning bed whil e with the B altimore Orioles in 2002.

The Angels released veteran corner infielder Miguel Sano after he was designated for assignment last week. Read more at MLB Trade Rumor.s ...

One truth, in Miguel Sano's case, emanates from the mouth of a man named Rene Gayo. He sits in an old Victorian chair. He is fat and mustachioed. His parents emigrated from Cuba to the United ...

ANAHEIM, Calif. — As Miguel Sanó stood on the field, bat in hand, chatting with Twins assistant hitting coach Rudy Hernández and outfielder Manuel Margot, Byron Buxton crept out from the Twins ...

Miguel Sano's laceration on his right heel is much worse than the Twins originally thought. Twins Chief Baseball Officer Derek Falvey announced Tuesday that Sano will not be ready to join the team ...

More bad news for stud prospects, as slugging Twins third baseman Miguel Sano joins Oscar Taveras and Taijuan Walker in having negative injury updates today.

Miguel Sanó is in the Dominican Republic with his career on hiatus after a misfortune-filled 2022 season that led to the Twins buying out the final year of his contract.

Los Angeles Angels infielder Miguel Sano suffered a burn on his left knee after leaving a heating pad on too long, according to manager Ron Washington.