At the game right now, he does look like a ballplayer. Unfortunately, as Nick indicates, it's an unwinnable situation in these parts. I wouldn't be totally against trading Keaschall for a year and a half of a starter, the complementary pieces would have to be seen to see how well they did on that trade.
If, say, Fedde doesn't pitch brilliantly down the stretch and make a big difference in the playoffs (low likelihood, honestly), and you traded Keaschall for him, you're looking at a level of potential lingering follow-up pain that would make Spencer Steer blush.
Can't win with a certain group who are determined to be on the opposite side no matter what. Getting the other side now.