Walker Jenkins to make MLB debut for Twins against White Sox
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 12:17 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

Walker Jenkins will make his MLB debut for the Minnesota Twins on Friday against the Chicago White Sox. After a successful year at Triple-A, where he hit.291 with 14 home runs and 21 steals, Jenkins showed a significant increase in power during August, hitting eight homers in just 18 games. This call-up comes as the Twins look to strengthen their lineup for a playoff push. Jenkins' promotion is anticipated to impact Fantasy leagues significantly, as he has been compared to Randy Arozarena for his upside potential.
- •Jenkins had a strong finish at Triple-A with eight home runs in August.
- •Twins expect Jenkins to play every day as they target playoffs.
- •He displayed a strong power-speed combination during his minor league tenure.
- •Previous injuries did not hinder his performance in the final stretch.
- •Jenkins could become a valuable asset in Fantasy leagues.
- 12:17 PMCBS Sports — Three up, three down: Walker Jenkins arrives with massive Fantasy potential for the stretch run
"Walker Jenkins brings an enticing power-speed combination to Minnesota, while Chris Sale and Jackson Chourio continue to surge
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