7/17 update: Per Jim Callis, the Twins have reached an agreement with Keaschall. He will receive $1.5 million. Slot value is $1,741,500. The signing has not yet been made official by the Twins.

Keaschall spent his first two college seasons at the University of San Francisco and was a veteran of the Cape Cod League before transferring to Arizona State for his junior season. Playing shortstop for the Sun Devils, he has a solid hit/power combo package at the plate. He has a good approach and there's not a ton of swing and miss in his profile. Through the end of the 2023 season Keaschall hit .353/.443/.725 with 18 home runs and 18 steals. That's an impressive return for a significant step up in competition. Keaschall doesn't walk much (10 BB%) but he doesn't strike out much either (13 K%). His long term home isn't shortstop, as he doesn't have the arm. A shift to second base makes sense. He has a really solid floor overall, particularly if he can continue to develop his power stroke.