Joe Ryan gave the Twins everything they needed from him on Saturday. And after getting two suboptimal starts that lasted five innings in their past two games, they needed a lot from the

Buxton showcased his remarkable skills: first with a diving catch to save a run and then hitting the longest home run of his career.

Byron Buxton hit the second-longest home run in the majors this season, a 479-foot, three-run shot for the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday night in a 6-2 victory over the Texas Rangers.

Byron Buxton launched a 479-foot home run, the second-longest in the majors this season, to power the Minnesota Twins past the Texas Rangers 6-2.

Rocco Baldelli had no shortage of words when he described just how incredible Byron Buxton's night was in the Twins' win over the Rangers.

Byron Buxton is one of the most talented players in baseball when healthy, combining an impressive mix of power and speed. Both were on display on Wednesday night at Target Field as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Texans Rangers, 6-2.

Byron Buxton put all of his skills on display in the third inning on Wednesday night against the Rangers at Target Field.

Twins fans have seen this story unfold in wildly different ways over the past few months: Byron Buxton appears to be a potential All-Star, the beating heart of the lineup, and one of the most productive center fielders in the American League.