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Keith Kauppi

# 21 / LF

Bats:  Right          Throws:  Right              Height: 5’10"        Weight:  170

Full Name:   Keith Christopher Kauppi

Born:  October  28th,  1988
High School:  Zion-Benton  Township
College:   *
First Pro Contract:   Top Notch Squad
WHAT? Acquisition:  Signed as a Free Agent,  Fall  2011
Team debut:  10-6-11  vs.  A V P  Club  at.  SportsPark,  A’  going  ( 2 for 6 , 2 RBIs / 3 Run )

YearGmsPAABRunsO.B.Hits2B3BHR'sRBI'sB.B.R.E.A.V.G.O.B.P.O.P.S.
2014 Stats1869671534314012421.463.4931.060
Career5720420266112108217108822.535.5491.405
Playoffs244011000100.250.250.500
Tournaments825251019196042100.760.7602.240
Fall League2384843749464542803.548.5831.440

Safely Reaching Base:

First Base Hit:   Thursday,  October  6th, 2011  vs.  A V P  Softball Club  at  SportsPark "A"

First Double:   Saturday,  February  18th, 2012  vs.  InFamous Softball Club  at  Myrtle Beach S.C.

First Triple:    Saturday,  October  29th,  2011  vs.  I.D.K.  Softball Club  at  SportsPark "A"

First Home Run:   Saturday,  October  29th, 2011  vs.  I.D.K.  Softball Club  at  SportsPark "A"

Scouting Report

Hitting

Keith Kauppi’s best tool is his bat, and it’s a plus. With terrific plate discipline that allows him to be a game-changer on both sides of the ball, as a major base runner threat and an outstanding base hitter. He makes consistent contact and has more extra-base pop than one might think based on his frame. Keith Kauppi has improved his on-base skills, clearly demonstrating an understanding of what it will take to be an All-Star outfielder at the big league level in the future. He entered pro ball with a very solid understanding of how to play the game.

Base-Running & Defense

Keith Kauppi is a prototypical lead-off hitter who serves as a perfect catalyst, wreaking havoc on the base paths. His intelligence shows on the base paths, as he makes great decisions and runs well with having exceptional speed. With that terrific first step, Kauppi has the ability to make any adjustments while in the outfield, and unlike other outfielders of his peers Kauppi will not show off his arm. But, while covering a ton of ground in the outfield, he always seems to have the ability to have just enough on his throws to get the putout.

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