The Minnesota Twins have been impressed with Luke Keaschall, their No. 3 prospect, despite his ongoing recovery from Tommy John surgery. Since his call-up, he has proven himself quickly, notching five hits, including two doubles, and stealing three bases in just four games. Manager Rocco Baldelli praises his ability to adapt and excel at the major league level, noting Keaschall's quick transition and aggressive baserunning. However, as he continues to rebuild his arm strength, his playing time will gradually increase in the field, primarily at second base.

Meanwhile, Royce Lewis is closing in on a rehab assignment following a hamstring injury sustained in spring training. His recent activities, including baserunning drills, suggest he may soon return to game action. Additionally, Chris Paddack is set to start against the Chicago White Sox, looking to build on a solid outing in his previous game. The Twins are keen to maintain momentum as their injured players return.