I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Two years ago, Luke Keaschall was playing in a game that I attended in Cedar Rapids (yes, that is how quickly he ascended), and you could just tell that he was better than every other player on the field. He was playing the game at a different speed. It felt like he had no business playing that level of baseball. I was not at all surprised to see him making his debut at the top level less than a year later. He's going to be the kind of player that ticks other teams off by being a step ahead in each situation. He'll be a pest, but he's our pest. Love watching it.