Minnesota Twins reliever Cole Sands is expected to miss the remainder of the season following arthroscopic surgery on his elbow. Both reports state that Sands underwent the procedure on Tuesday, and that the club has determined the injury requires time away from play for the rest of the year. The surgery is described as arthroscopic, indicating it is performed using minimally invasive techniques. No additional details about the specific diagnosis or expected timeline beyond “the remainder of the season” are provided in the available coverage. Sands is a bullpen option for the Twins, and his absence likely affects the team’s late-inning and setup depth. As he recovers, the Twins will need to fill bullpen roles previously covered by Sands, though the reports do not specify who will assume his workload. The coverage remains consistent across outlets regarding the basic facts: Sands undergoes elbow surgery Tuesday and is ruled out for the rest of the season.