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Minnesota Twins?pitching coach Neil Allen has been reinstated to the team after completing a treatment program following his arrest for suspicion of drunk driving on May 26.Manager Paul Molitor had said at the time of the incident that Allens well-being was the teams top priority and that they would welcome him back after he followed the correct protocol. Allen rejoined the team for its four-game series against the Texas Rangers.Minor league pitching coordinator Eric Rasmussen had served as interim pitching coach and returned to his previous position on Thursday.Allen was named pitching coach prior to the 2015 season, Molitors first as manager. In an interview last year with the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Allen said he had not had a drink since 1994.In an emotional exchange before Thursdays game, Allen told reporters that baseball had nothing to do with his return to drinking. He said that the urge had been building for six months prior to his arrest and that the situation could be a blessing in disguise.Allen, 58, posted a 58-70 record with a 3.88 ERA in 11 seasons in the majors, mostly as a reliever. He came up with the New York Mets in 1979 and also played for the St. Louis Cardinals, New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox, in addition to a three-game stint in 1989 with the Cleveland Indians. Prior to joining the Twins, he spent eight seasons as a minor league pitching coach for the Tampa Bay Rays.Rasmussen, 64, who has been in the Twins organization since 1991, interviewed for the pitching coach position that eventually went to Allen.The Twins entered Thursday with the second-worst record in the league at 29-55 and had a team ERA of 5.00, which was 28th in the league.Information from The Associated Press was used in this report. Andre Dillard Jersey . -- Charline Labonte couldnt have asked for a better homecoming. 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Birmingham, Ala. --- A total of 52 Southeastern Conference cross country student-athletes earned All-Region honors, it was announced Monday by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).Twenty-four male runners and 28 female runners from the SEC claimed All-Region distinction by placing among the top 25 individual finishers at one of the nine regional sites across the country last week.The NCAA Championships take place Nov. 19 at the Wabash Valley Family Sports Center in Terre Haute, Ind. The womens race will begin at 11 a.m. ET, followed by the mens race at noon.The SEC teams participating include the Arkansas and Ole Miss men, and the Arkansas, Ole Miss, Mississippi State and Missouri women.Participating mens individuals include Robbie Farnham-Rose (Alabama), Antibahs Kosgei (Alabama) and Jacob Thomson (Kentucky). Participating womens individuals include Veronica Eder (Auburn), Sara Tsai (Vanderbilt) and Katy Kune (Kentucky).2016 NCAA Division I Mens Cross Country All-Region Team (SEC Honorees) Robbie Farnham-Rose, Alabama Antibahs Kosgei, Alabama Conner Thompson, Alabama Jack Bruce, Arkansas Alex George, Arkansas Andrew Ronoh, Arkansas Aidan Swain, Arkansas Frankline Tonui, Arkansas Wesley Pectol, Auburn Carlos Miranda, Florida Bryan Kamau, Georgia Daniel Navarro, Georgia Austin Sprague, Georgia Sid Vaughn, Georgia Jacob Thomson, Kentucky Dajour Braxton, LSU Robert Domanic, Mississippi Craig Engels, Mississippi MJ Erb, Mississippi Wes Gallagher, Mississippi Sean Tobin, Mississippi Zach Long, Tennessee Christian Farris, Texas A&M Elliott Farris, Texas A&M2016 NCAA Division I Womens Cross Country All-Region Team (SEC Honorees) Sydney Brown, Arkansas Devin Clark, Arkansas Abby Gray, Arkansas Valerie Reina, Arkansas Carina Viljoen, Arkansas Regan Ward, Arkansas Taylor Werner, Arkansas Veronica Eder, Auburn Elisabeth Bergh, Florida Samantha Drop, Georgia Katy Kunc, Kentucky Caroline McCaslin, Kentucky Emily Bean, Mississippi Shelby Brown, Mississippi Mary Alex England, Mississippi Bo Ummels, Mississippi Britt Ummels, Mississippi Shannon Fair, Mississippi State Antonia Hehr, Mississippi State Mia Meydrich, Mississippi State Ffion Price, Mississippi State Rhianwedd Price, Mississippi State Teylar Adelsberger, Missouri Jamie Kempfer, Missouri Nicole Mello, Missouri Karissa Schweizer, Missouri Maddie Criscione, Vanderbilt Sara Tsai, Vanderbilt ' ' '