Keaschall didn’t take long to show off his ability on Tuesday, though his contributions were with the bat and not his legs. Facing former Twin Chris Paddack in the first inning, Keaschall extended the lead to 3-0 when he ripped a cut fastball 402 feet for a two-run shot, his first big-league homer.

Luke Keaschall has a locker in the Twins clubhouse. Likely a sign that he will be activated from the IL tomorrow. Keaschall has been considered a top 100 prospect as he has ascended the ranks for the Minnesota Twins. He elevated himself to major league status this season, and looked like he belonged in the short time he was there.