Keith Beauregard

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Keith Beauregard

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Outfielder Keith Beauregard played for the Worcester Tornadoes of the independent Can-Am Association from 2005 to 2007. He hit .338 in 38 games the first year, then after slumping to .228 in 72 games in 2006, hit .317 in 71 games the third. He had limited power, with a total of 8 homers over those three seasons. Beauregard did not play from 2008-2010 and worked in real estate during those years.

He then turned to coaching as an assistant coach with the University of Massachusetts-Lowell River Hawks in 2011-2012. During the summer of 2011 he was the bench coach for the Pittsfield Colonials in the Can-Am Association, and was briefly activated hitting .182 in 11 games. He then moved to Santa Clara University in California, where he was an assistant coach from 2013-2017. With both the River Hawks and Broncos, Beauregard focused upon the hitters.

It appears Beauregard was out of work in 2018 after Santa Clara underwent a head coaching change. In 2019 Beauregard joined the Los Angeles Dodgers organization as a hitting coach for the AZL Dodgers Lasorda. He was slated to return to that team in 2020 before the coronavirus pandemic shut down minor league baseball. It is not clear what Beauregard's role with the Dodgers was in 2021. Before the season, he was named the hitting coach and field coordinator for the ACL Dodgers. Later reports indicated he spent the season as the Dodgers minor league assistant field coordinator. Beauregard did fill the latter position for the Dodgers in 2022.

In 2023, he was named the major league hitting coach of the Detroit Tigers, sharing the position with Michael Brdar. Beauregard and Brdar continued as Tigers hitting coaches through the 2025 season. In 2026, he moved to the Minnesota Twins as hitting coach.

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