Impact Kepler was able to finish his at-bat before departing early. It sounds like a minor injury and he will just need a few days off. Kepler took a step back last season after a breakout 2019 campaign as he returned to struggling against lefties. After hitting nine home runs with a .880 OPS against left-handed pitching in 2019, he did not homer and posted just a .378 OPS against lefties last season. He's set as Minnesota's everyday right fielder, and will try to prove his step back last season was the result of a small sample size.
MARCH 11, 2021 • ROTOWIRE