Roman Anthony, Jac Caglianone and More Top MLB Prospects Who Could Be Ready to Debut Soon

Jac Caglianone mania comes to Triple-A, but for how long? - The Examiner

By Tom Shatel Omaha World-Herald The Show has arrived in Omaha. Usually players are trying to leave Omaha to go to the “Show.” But Tuesday… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close The post Jac Caglianone mania comes to Triple-A, but for how long? appeared first on The Examiner.

Roman Anthony, Jac Caglianone and more top MLB prospects who could be ready to debut soon

As the summer heats up, prospects are baking in the minors for their eventual call-ups

Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony hits homer with another outrageous exit velo

Red Sox prospect Roman Anthony belted another home run with another outrageous exit velocity Tuesday.

Is Jac Caglianone Baseball's Next Superstar?

The powerful prospect has the potential to be the next MLB star. All the Royals need to do is give him the chance. You won’t find baseball’s hottest hitter in the Major Leagues, for now. Meet Jac Caglianone, the sixth overall pick in last year’s amateur draft by the Kansas City Royals out of the University of Florida. A year ago, as a junior in Gainesville, the 6-foot-5, 250-pound lefty smacked 35 home runs in 66 games at first base while striki…

Jac Caglianone is One Step Closer to His Royals Debut

Last week, the Kansas City Royals promoted phenom Jac Caglianone from Double-A NW Arkansas to Triple-A Omaha in a hardly surprising move. What can Caglianone contribute to the Royals’ offense with the bats cooling at the big-league level? In a surprising turn of events last year, Florida Gator Jac Caglianone was seen as the top hitter in college baseball. He excelled as a batter, and the two-way player is also an outstanding pitcher. The fact th…

Top Red Sox Prospect Roman Anthony Blasts Another Eye-Catching Homer

Roman Anthony continues to put pressure on the Boston Red Sox to call him up to the big leagues. The 21-year-old outfielder belted another impressive home run Tuesday for Triple-A Worcester against Scranton/Wilkes-Barre when he launched the second pitch of the game well over the wall in left-center field. Arguably the most notable aspect of Anthony’s homer was that it had an eye-popping 115.5 mph exit velocity. Another day, another Roman Anthon…