Luke Keaschall, the Minnesota Twins' 2023 second-round pick, has made an electrifying start to his MLB career, tying a long-standing record by reaching base in his first five games. Hitting .368 with a remarkable OPS of 1.065, he has quickly established himself as a formidable table-setter with 7 hits, 5 walks, and 5 stolen bases. Unfortunately, his progress has been halted by a non-displaced fracture in his right forearm, which is expected to sideline him for at least a couple of months, although surgery will not be necessary.

Twins trainer Nick Paparesta provided the most recent update, indicating that Keaschall's return could stretch into July or August 2025, depending on his recovery. This injury adds to the growing list of challenges faced by the Twins in the current season. Additionally, outfielder Matt Wallner is set for reevaluation following a Grade 3 hamstring strain, while Royce Lewis and Willi Castro are nearing their returns, giving fans some hope amidst the injury woes.