The Minnesota Twins are preparing to promote top prospect Luke Keaschall for his major league debut this weekend, as reported by The Athletic.

Keaschall, 22, has shown impressive performance in Triple-A, boasting a batting line of .261/.379/.348, with one home run and four stolen bases in just 14 games.

Drafted 49th overall in 2023, he had a successful first professional season, hitting 15 home runs and stealing 23 bases over 102 games, primarily in Double-A before his recent promotion.

Ranked as the 46th-best prospect by CBS Sports entering the season, Keaschall is expected to bring strong potential to the major league level.

Despite his promising offensive skills, Keaschall's best defensive position remains uncertain, especially following his recovery from Tommy John surgery that limited his previous season.

His versatility is a significant asset, as he has primarily played second base but is experienced in multiple positions, which could be beneficial for the Twins amid their current injury woes.

The Twins are currently facing substantial injuries to key players, including third baseman Royce Lewis and outfielder Matt Wallner, both of whom are on the injured list.

Additionally, shortstop Carlos Correa and utility player Willi Castro are dealing with health issues, while prospects Jose Miranda and Austin Martin are injured in Triple-A.

As the team grapples with these challenges, they are struggling with a 7-12 record at the start of the 2025 season, highlighting the urgency of Keaschall's promotion.