The Philadelphia Phillies reportedly signed outfielder Max Kepler to a one-year, $10 million deal late Thursday evening.
Kepler spent a decade with the Minnesota Twins after signing as a global free agent from Germany in 2009. He has a profession slash line of .237/.318/.429, hitting 161 dwelling runs and driving in 508 runs.
The 31-year-old’s finest season got here in 2019, in the course of the notorious juiced-ball season, when he set profession highs in dwelling runs (36) and RBI (90).
Kepler loved a bounce-back season in 2023, main the Twins with 24 homers and serving to them clinch an American League Central title by batting .306 within the second half. Final season, he hit .253 with eight dwelling runs, 21 doubles and 42 RBI in 105 video games.
