Max Kepler hadn’t faced a lefty in five days when he stepped up against Nationals reliever Jose A. Ferrar on Thursday evening. He also hadn’t had a hit against a lefty since April 19.

The Philadelphia Phillies could cut ties with Max Kepler after Rob Thomson moved him down in the lineup, pinch hit for him, ...

After exiting Wednesday's 13-0 win over the Giants with a bruised shin, Kepler was cleared to start in both of the Phillies' first two contests in San Diego, going 0-for-5 with a pair of walks and a ...

That came on the heels of the slugging outfielder only playing in one out of the three games against the Houston Astros to start the week, mainly because the Phillies faced two le ...

Through it all, Kepler said relying on teammates was the best way to cope with his struggles. “It’s good to have eye-to-eyes with them and talk to them about it,” Kepler said.

CHICAGO — Max Kepler has struggled to find the stroke he used to hit 36 home runs, and compile an .855 OPS, in 2019. One thing that hasn’t slipped is his defense. The Twins right fielder ...

Max Kepler has been scorching for Minnesota Twins On Opening Day, Max Kepler fouled a ball off of his leg and was clearly in pain. When he attempted to play through it, he went a putrid 1-for-20.

Kepler walked 71 times in 2018 while batting .224 with 20 home runs and 58 RBI. Asked to be the leadoff hitter in 2019, he nearly maintained that aspect of his offensive game, walking 10.1% of the ...

The Twins had to shell out $775,000 to sign Max Kepler as a 16-year-old because plenty of other teams' scouts were tracking his progress as well. ... We're not talking about German-born here.

Max Kepler’s name has floated around in trade talk for years. In that time, a countless number of his teammates have been traded — most recently his longtime friend, Jorge Polanco — or have ...

Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Max Kepler sends a strong message to the coaching staff and Rob Thomson amid his desire to get more at-bats against left-handed pitchers.

Jul 23, 2024; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Minnesota Twins right fielder Max Kepler (26) catches a fly ball against the Philadelphia Phillies in the fourth inning at Target Field.