The Kansas City Royals have made headlines by calling up top prospect Jac Caglianone, a move that could reshape their season. Caglianone, the No. pick in the 2024 MLB Draft and a former University of Florida standout, is set to make his MLB debut after just 79 games in the minors.
At only 22, Caglianone brings elite power to a Royals lineup desperate for offense. He’s hit home runs with 56 RBIs and posted a .322 average across Double-A and Triple-A this year His quick rise through the minors has been fueled by eye-popping exit velocities and a knack for game-changing hits, including a 120.9 mph single—the hardest-hit ball ever tracked in the minors.
The Royals, currently near the bottom of the league in runs scored, hope Caglianone can provide an immediate spark, particularly in the outfield where production has lagged He’s expected to debut in the upcoming road series against the St. Louis Cardinals, following a team day off.
Fans looking to catch Caglianone’s first MLB action should check the Royals’ official schedule for game times and broadcast details. With Kansas City just two games out of second place in the AL Central, all eyes are on whether this power-hitting phenom can help turn the season around.
