2025 Player Outlook

Keith held his own in his first big league season, posting a .260 average with 13 home runs and seven stolen bases across 148 games. He'll need to trade some ground balls for fly balls to increase his power output, and while the team protected him against left-handed pitching a bit, he did manage to hit .305 in 88 plate appearances against southpaws last season. His power waned as the year went on (.362 SLG post All-Star Break), but he was just 22 years old last season getting his first taste of MLB pitching. He's a bit streaky when it comes to his stolen base production, but we should see increased power output from Keith in 2025, putting him in line for a .255-.265 average, 15+ home runs, and 8-12 stolen bases this year.