Minnesota Twins promising rookie infielder/outfielder Luke Keaschall suffered a nondisplaced fracture in his right forearm on Friday, the club told reporters following the Twins' 11-4 win over the Los Angeles Angels.

The Twins just cannot have nice things. Promising rookie Luke Keaschall was hit by a pitch and suffered a broken forearm in Friday night's game against the Angels, the team announced. Keaschall was plunked by an 87 mile-per-hour sinker from veteran starter Kyle Hendricks in the bottom of the first inning.

Leadoff hitter Edouard Julien started the night off on the right foot, drawing a walk to lead off the bottom of the first. Two more baserunners reached — Keaschall and Trevor Larnach, who walked— before Carlos Correa’s sacrifice fly brought Julien home and gave the Twins their first lead of the game.