Luke Keaschall

15Followers
USA
USA
23 yo
Second Base
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Right / Right
Batting / Throwing
#15
Shirt number
Last 10
6
50%
Season
0

Breakdown

Performance

Aug 25
2
Chicago White Sox
GW 43
6
Chicago White Sox
GW 43
Potential injuryDNP
Toronto Blue Jays
GW 44
20
Toronto Blue Jays
GW 44
19
Toronto Blue Jays
GW 44
1
San Diego Padres
GW 45
5
San Diego Padres
GW 45
15
San Diego Padres
GW 45
Sep 25
0
Chicago White Sox
GW 46
Potential injuryDNP
Chicago White Sox
GW 46
13
Chicago White Sox
GW 46
22
Chicago White Sox
GW 46
2
Kansas City Royals
GW 47
5
Kansas City Royals
GW 47
14
Kansas City Royals
GW 47
19
Los Angeles Angels
GW 48
0
Los Angeles Angels
GW 48
6
Los Angeles Angels
GW 48
10
Arizona Diamondbacks
GW 49
7
Arizona Diamondbacks
GW 49
10
Arizona Diamondbacks
GW 49
3
New York Yankees
GW 50
Potential injuryDNP
New York Yankees
GW 50
7
New York Yankees
GW 50
7
Cleveland Guardians
GW 51
5
Cleveland Guardians
GW 51
Cleveland Guardians
GW 51
-1
6
Cleveland Guardians
GW 51
7
Texas Rangers
GW 52
Potential injuryDNP
Texas Rangers
GW 52
Potential injuryDNP
Texas Rangers
GW 52
Potential injuryDNP
Philadelphia Phillies
GW 53
Potential injuryDNP
Philadelphia Phillies
GW 53
Potential injuryDNP
Philadelphia Phillies
GW 53
Feb 26
11
Boston Red Sox
GW
DNP
Atlanta Braves
GW
Detroit Tigers
GW
-1
DNP
Tampa Bay Rays
GW
DNP
Baltimore Orioles
GW
11
Boston Red Sox
GW
DNP
Pittsburgh Pirates
GW
2
New York Yankees
GW
DNP
Boston Red Sox
GW
Mar 26
2
Atlanta Braves
GW
Tampa Bay Rays
GW
-1
29
New York Yankees
GW
DNP
Atlanta Braves
GW
10
Baltimore Orioles
GW
DNP
Philadelphia Phillies
GW
18
Atlanta Braves
GW
Tampa Bay Rays
GW
Detroit Tigers
GW
Boston Red Sox
GW
Toronto Blue Jays
GW

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March 5, 2026

First outfield action since 2024

Keaschall is starting Thursday's Grapefruit League contest in left field, Aaron Gleeman of The Athletic reports.

Analysis

It's notable because it marks the first time Keaschall will play the outfield since undergoing elbow surgery in 2024. The 23-year-old made his major-league debut last season and only played second base if he wasn't slotted in as the designated hitter. While Keaschall is expected to man the keystone for Minnesota, position versatility will allow Minnesota to keep Keaschall's bat in the lineup after he slashed .302/.382/.445 with four home runs, 28 RBI, 25 runs scored, 14 stolen bases and a 19:29 BB:K across 207 plate appearances last season.

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