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Luke Keaschall Torrid Start a Rarity for Twins, Not for His Manager

MINNESOTA, AUG 10 – Rookie infielder Luke Keaschall has reached base in all 10 games with a .406 average and 10 RBIs, marking the second-longest on-base streak for a Twins rookie.

  • On Tuesday, August 5, 2025, Minnesota Twins second base Luke Keaschall reached base 20 times in his first ten games, the second-longest rookie streak in Twins history.
  • After being hit by a pitch on April 25, 2025, Keaschall suffered a broken forearm and rehabbed at Class AAA St. Paul before returning to the Twins this week.
  • OptaSTATS reveals he is the first rookie since Mike Trout with.500+ OBP, 10+ RBI and 5+ SB in a ten-game span, with a.513 OBP, 1.169 OPS and five stolen bases.
  • Saturday, Rocco Baldelli praised Keaschall's consistent approach, noting few handle their business as well, and he signed autographs for young fans afterward.
  • Following his two-run homer against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park on August 5, Keaschall returned Saturday to bat third and play second base against Kansas City.
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Luke Keaschall torrid start a rarity for Twins, not for his manager

Rookie Luke Keaschall was in the lineup again when the Twins were host to Kansas City on Saturday, batting third and playing second base. So far, the only thing that has kept the infielder out of the big league lineup has been an injury, and when he has played, nothing has kept him off base. Keaschall, a second-round pick in the 2023 amateur draft, has reached base in all 10 of his major league games and hit safely in nine of them. The only time…

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Sports Illustrated broke the news in New York, United States on Saturday, August 9, 2025.
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