Kepler was scratched from the lineup for Tuesday's spring game due to a migraine headache, Phil Miller of The Star Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Kepler's setback is not overly serious, but the Twins will hold him out Tuesday to let him rest and recover. Kepler is one of the Twins' top prospects, but he just reached the Double-A level last year for the first time, so his 2016 campaign figures to begin somewhere in the minors. He could be an option for the Twins at some point this season however, particularly if he is able to come close to the .930 OPS he posted over 118 games last season.