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New York Yankees at Minnesota Twins – Where to Watch, Stream Info, TV Channel, and Live Updates (September 15, 2026)

September 15, 2026 by Fubo Sports Desk
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New York’s postseason push is rolling. The Yankees have won seven of their last ten and are closing in on what would be a record 61st postseason berth, with Cam Schlittler leading the major league ERA race after combining on a three-hitter in a 2-0 win over the Mets. At 87-63, this is a team that knows what it’s playing for and is playing like it. Ben Rice anchors the offense with 38 home runs, 92 RBI, and 96 runs scored, while Cody Bellinger has been a steady presence at .268 with 15 home runs and 69 RBI.

Minnesota is fighting a different kind of battle. At 70-80, the Twins have dropped two straight and gone 3-7 over their last ten, but there are players here worth watching. Brooks Lee has put together a quietly impressive season — 23 home runs, 79 RBI, and 133 hits. Josh Bell has driven in 87 runs. Jeff Hoffman carries a 2.46 ERA into this stretch run.

The gap in the standings is wide, but Target Field has been a reasonable home for Minnesota at 39-37. The Yankees are 45-31 on the road. This is a game between a team chasing history and one trying to find something to build on.

New York Yankees at Minnesota Twins Game Information

Game Date: September 15, 2026
Game Time: 07:40 PM ET
TV Channel: YES Network, Minnesota Twins, and MLB.TV – Minnesota Twins
Location: Target Field, Minneapolis, MN
Live Stream: Fubo (free trial)

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Live Updates

10:27 PM ET
Royce Lewis grounds out to shortstop, George Lombard to Luis García.
10:27 PM ET
Kody Clemens grounds out to shallow infield, Anthony Volpe to Luis García.
10:25 PM ET
Josh Bell flies out to right field to Heliot Ramos.
10:23 PM ET
Ben Rice lines out to shortstop to Brooks Lee.
10:20 PM ET
José Caballero singles to shallow center field. George Lombard scores.
10:17 PM ET
Alí Sánchez grounds out to shallow infield, Brooks Lee to Royce Lewis. George Lombard to second.
10:16 PM ET
Anthony Volpe flies out to deep left field to Austin Martin.
10:13 PM ET
George Lombard walks.
10:09 PM ET
Andrew Morris (P) replaces Yoendrys Gómez (P).
10:08 PM ET
Ryan Kreidler flies out to center field to Spencer Jones.
10:07 PM ET
Luke Keaschall singles to shallow infield.
10:03 PM ET
Austin Martin lines out to right field to Heliot Ramos.
10:02 PM ET
Emmanuel Rodriguez lines out to right field to Heliot Ramos.
9:59 PM ET
Emmanuel Rodriguez homers to right field.
9:56 PM ET
Ryan Yarbrough (P) replaces Max Fried (P).
9:55 PM ET
Spencer Jones flies out to left center field to Austin Martin.
9:55 PM ET
Luis García strikes out swinging.
9:53 PM ET
Heliot Ramos strikes out swinging.
9:52 PM ET
Cody Bellinger singles to shallow right field.
9:50 PM ET
Yoendrys Gómez (P) replaces Taylor Rogers (P).
9:49 PM ET
Victor Caratini strikes out swinging.
9:47 PM ET
Brooks Lee strikes out swinging.
9:45 PM ET
Royce Lewis flies out to right center field to Heliot Ramos.
9:44 PM ET
Kody Clemens triples to deep right field.
9:40 PM ET
Ben Rice flies out to deep right center field to Emmanuel Rodriguez.
9:39 PM ET
José Caballero grounds out to shallow infield, Kody Clemens to Royce Lewis. Anthony Volpe to third.
9:38 PM ET
Alí Sánchez strikes out swinging.
9:36 PM ET
Anthony Volpe doubles to deep left field.
9:35 PM ET
Ryan Kreidler (SS) replaces Kaelen Culpepper (SS), batting 2nd.
9:34 PM ET
Josh Bell flies out to deep right center field to Heliot Ramos.
9:32 PM ET
Kaelen Culpepper grounds out to shallow infield. Luke Keaschall out at second.
9:31 PM ET
Luke Keaschall singles to shallow center field.
9:28 PM ET
George Lombard flies out to right field to Luke Keaschall.
9:27 PM ET
Spencer Jones homers to center field. Luis García scores. Heliot Ramos scores.
9:25 PM ET
Luis García hits into a force out to shallow infield. Cody Bellinger out at home.
9:24 PM ET
Heliot Ramos doubles to left field. Cody Bellinger to third. Ben Rice scores.
9:22 PM ET
Cody Bellinger walks. Ben Rice to second.
9:20 PM ET
Ben Rice reaches on error. Fielding error by Kaelen Culpepper.
9:16 PM ET
Taylor Rogers (P) replaces Bailey Ober (P).
9:15 PM ET
José Caballero called out on strikes.
9:15 PM ET
José Caballero called out on strikes.
9:10 PM ET
Austin Martin strikes out on a foul tip.
9:07 PM ET
Emmanuel Rodriguez doubles to deep right field.
9:07 PM ET
Victor Caratini lines out to right field to Heliot Ramos.
9:05 PM ET
Brooks Lee flies out to shallow center field to George Lombard.
9:01 PM ET
Alí Sánchez pops out to Victor Caratini.
9:00 PM ET
Anthony Volpe flies out to right field to Luke Keaschall.
9:00 PM ET
George Lombard singles to left field.
8:57 PM ET
Spencer Jones flies out to right center field to Luke Keaschall.
8:54 PM ET
Royce Lewis flies out to deep left center field to Cody Bellinger.
8:53 PM ET
Kody Clemens grounds out to first base, Luis García to Max Fried.
8:52 PM ET
Josh Bell flies out to shallow right field to Heliot Ramos.
8:50 PM ET
Luis García flies out to left center field to Austin Martin.
8:49 PM ET
Heliot Ramos singles to left field. Cody Bellinger to second.
8:48 PM ET
Cody Bellinger singles to right field.
8:47 PM ET
Ben Rice called out on strikes.
8:45 PM ET
José Caballero pops out to shallow center field to Kaelen Culpepper.
8:42 PM ET
Kaelen Culpepper strikes out on a foul tip.
8:39 PM ET
Luke Keaschall grounds out to shortstop, George Lombard to Luis García.
8:37 PM ET
Austin Martin lines out to deep right center field to Heliot Ramos.
8:34 PM ET
Alí Sánchez flies out to deep center field to Emmanuel Rodriguez.
8:33 PM ET
Anthony Volpe walks.
8:30 PM ET
George Lombard singles to right field. Spencer Jones to third. Heliot Ramos scores.
8:28 PM ET
Spencer Jones hits into a force out to second base. Luis García out at second. Heliot Ramos to third.
8:27 PM ET
Luis García singles to center field. Heliot Ramos to second.
8:24 PM ET
Heliot Ramos walks.
8:22 PM ET
Cody Bellinger strikes out swinging.
8:18 PM ET
Emmanuel Rodriguez singles to center field. Royce Lewis scores.
8:15 PM ET
Victor Caratini strikes out swinging.
8:14 PM ET
Brooks Lee strikes out swinging. Royce Lewis steals second.
8:10 PM ET
Royce Lewis singles to shortstop.
8:07 PM ET
Ben Rice flies out to center field to Emmanuel Rodriguez.
8:05 PM ET
José Caballero flies out to center field to Emmanuel Rodriguez.
8:02 PM ET
Alí Sánchez singles to left field. Anthony Volpe to second.
8:01 PM ET
Anthony Volpe singles to left field.
8:00 PM ET
George Lombard lines out to deep left field to Austin Martin.
7:57 PM ET
Kody Clemens grounds out to second base, Anthony Volpe to Luis García.
7:56 PM ET
Josh Bell flies out to center field to Spencer Jones.
7:55 PM ET
Kaelen Culpepper flies out to right field to Heliot Ramos.
7:53 PM ET
Luke Keaschall singles to third base.
7:49 PM ET
Spencer Jones flies out to deep left field to Austin Martin.
7:48 PM ET
Luis García grounds out to shallow infield, Bailey Ober to Royce Lewis.
7:46 PM ET
Heliot Ramos grounds out to third base, Brooks Lee to Royce Lewis.
7:45 PM ET
Cody Bellinger homers to center field. Ben Rice scores.
7:44 PM ET
Ben Rice singles to right field.

Game Preview

New York sits 3.5 games back in the division race and has been one of the American League’s most consistent road teams, posting a 45-31 mark away from home. For the Yankees, every win tightens the grip on a postseason spot they are clearly capable of securing. Minnesota, meanwhile, is 7 games back with a 3-7 record over its last ten. FanGraphs puts their postseason probability at 2.4 percent. The Twins are not playing for October — they are playing for pride, and sometimes that produces the most competitive baseball of the late season.

Minnesota Twins Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 70-80
Home Record: 39-37
Away Record: 31-43
Division Record: 25-27
Streak: 2 Loss streak
Winning Percentage: .467

New York Yankees Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 87-63
Home Record: 42-32
Away Record: 45-31
Division Record: 18-11
Streak: 2 Win streak
Winning Percentage: .580

Stat Leaders

Minnesota Twins (70-80, #4 in division)

Batting Average Leader: Alex Jackson, 0.309
RBI Leader: Josh Bell, 87 RBI
Home Run Leader: Kody Clemens, 26 HR
Runs Leader: Josh Bell, 75 Runs
Hits Leader: Josh Bell, 134 Hits
Stolen Bases Leader: Luke Keaschall, 17 SB
ERA Leader: Jeff Hoffman, 2.46 ERA
Strikeout Leader: Taj Bradley, 190 K
Wins Leader: Taj Bradley, 11 W
Saves Leader: Yoendrys Gómez, 21 SV

New York Yankees (87-63, #2 in division)

Batting Average Leader: Luis García Jr., 0.297
RBI Leader: Ben Rice, 92 RBI
Home Run Leader: Ben Rice, 38 HR
Runs Leader: Ben Rice, 96 Runs
Hits Leader: Ben Rice, 140 Hits
Stolen Bases Leader: Jazz Chisholm Jr., 40 SB
ERA Leader: Yerry De los Santos, 1.35 ERA
Strikeout Leader: Cam Schlittler, 228 K
Wins Leader: Cam Schlittler, 14 W
Saves Leader: David Bednar, 34 SV

What to Watch For

Cam Schlittler is the name to watch on the Yankees’ side. He leads the majors in ERA and has 228 strikeouts and 14 wins on the season — numbers that put him squarely in the Cy Young conversation. His recent outing against the Mets, a three-hit shutout, was the kind of performance that defines a rotation ace in September. If he takes the ball here, Minnesota’s lineup will need to find answers it hasn’t had lately.

For the Twins, Jeff Hoffman presents the most intriguing pitching angle. His 2.46 ERA is among the better marks in the American League, and he gives Minnesota a genuine chance to compete against a Yankees offense that has been rolling. Taj Bradley adds depth with 190 strikeouts and 11 wins.

Byron Buxton is day-to-day with a hip issue, and Royce Lewis is also listed day-to-day with a shoulder concern — two players whose presence or absence will shape how Minnesota constructs its lineup. In their potential absence, Alex Jackson (.309) and Brooks Lee (23 HR, 79 RBI) carry added weight as the Twins’ most reliable offensive options.

Minnesota Twins Injury Report

Royce Lewis – Shoulder (Day-to-Day) – Culpepper not in the starting lineup for Monday’s (Sep. 14) game against the Yankees due to left shoulder soreness.
Anthony Banda – Lat (D60) – The Minnesota Twins transferred LHP Anthony Banda from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list with a left lat strain.
Pablo López – Elbow (D60) – The Minnesota Twins placed RHP Pablo Lopez on the 60-day injured list following his successful UCL repair surgery with an internal brace.
Mick Abel – Elbow (D60) – The Minnesota Twins transferred RHP Mick Abel from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list with right elbow inflammation.
Cole Sands – Elbow (D60) – The Minnesota Twins transferred RHP Cole Sands from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list due to right elbow strain.
Kaelen Culpepper – Shoulder (Day-to-Day) – Culpepper not in the starting lineup for Monday’s (Sep. 14) game against the Yankees due to injured shoulder.
Mike Paredes – Oblique (D60) – The Minnesota Twins transferred RHP Mike Paredes from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list with a left oblique strain.
Byron Buxton – Hip (D10) – The Minnesota Twins placed OF Byron Buxton on the 10-day injured list with right hip impingement.
David Festa – Shoulder (D60) – The Minnesota Twins transferred RHP David Festa from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list due to right shoulder impingement, retroactive to March 22.

New York Yankees Injury Report

Fernando Cruz – Elbow (D15) – The New York Yankees placed RHP Fernando Cruz on the 15-day injured list with a partial tear in his right UCL.
Ryan Weathers – Forearm (D15) – The New York Yankees placed LHP Ryan Weathers on the 15-day injured list with a left forearm flexor strain.
Trent Grisham – Hamstring (D10) – The New York Yankees placed Trent Grisham (CF) on the 10-day injured list due to a right hamstring strain.
Jazz Chisholm Jr. – Thumb (D10) – The New York Yankees placed Jazz Chisholm (2B) on the 10-day injured list due to right thumb sprain.
Clarke Schmidt – Elbow (D60) – The New York Yankees placed RHP Clarke Schmidt on the 60-day injured list as he continues his rehab from internal brace surgery.
Kervin Castro – Elbow (D60) – The New York Yankees transferred RHP Kervin Castro from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list with right elbow neuritis.
Giancarlo Stanton – Calf (D60) – The New York Yankees transferred DH Giancarlo Stanton from the 10-day injured list to the 60-day injured list with right calf strain.

Minnesota Twins Upcoming 2026 Schedule

September 15, 2026 vs New York Yankees
September 16, 2026 vs New York Yankees
September 17, 2026 at Los Angeles Angels
September 18, 2026 at Los Angeles Angels
September 19, 2026 at Los Angeles Angels
September 20, 2026 at Los Angeles Angels
September 21, 2026 at San Francisco Giants
September 22, 2026 at San Francisco Giants
September 23, 2026 at San Francisco Giants
September 25, 2026 vs Texas Rangers

New York Yankees Upcoming 2026 Schedule

September 15, 2026 at Minnesota Twins
September 16, 2026 at Minnesota Twins
September 18, 2026 at Arizona Diamondbacks
September 19, 2026 at Arizona Diamondbacks
September 20, 2026 at Arizona Diamondbacks
September 22, 2026 vs Tampa Bay Rays
September 22, 2026 vs Tampa Bay Rays
September 23, 2026 vs Tampa Bay Rays
September 24, 2026 vs Tampa Bay Rays
September 25, 2026 vs Baltimore Orioles

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• September 17, 2026 — Minnesota Twins at Los Angeles Angels | 09:38 PM ET
• September 18, 2026 — Minnesota Twins at Los Angeles Angels | 09:38 PM ET
• September 19, 2026 — Minnesota Twins at Los Angeles Angels | 09:38 PM ET
• September 20, 2026 — Minnesota Twins at Los Angeles Angels | 04:07 PM ET

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