Colt Keith Could See More Time at Third Base
                
        
        The Athletic's Cody Stavenhagen suggests that Detroit Tigers infielder Colt  Keith, who has played back-to-back games at third base and seven appearances overall at the hot corner this year, could stick at third base more permanently moving forward. Keith played third in the minors before a shoulder injury hurt his throwing arm, and it's been a way to keep his bat in the lineup with Gleyber  Torres at second and Spencer  Torkelson at first. With Keith and Matt  Vierling now options at third, the Tigers may be less inclined to acquire another infielder at the trade deadline this summer. The 23-year-old left-handed hitter should continue to start at third against right-handers, which means he should regain third-base eligibility for fantasy managers. Keith is currently slashing .247/.331/.402 with six homers, 25 RBI and 35 runs scored in 219 at-bats in his second year in the big leagues.
Source: The Athletic - Cody Stavenhagen
        Source: The Athletic - Cody Stavenhagen
 
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