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Latest Headlines. Tweets by ftrstarsseries. FRESH Latest News. Read More. Useful links. He did not disappoint. Toglia crushed a two-run homer to left-center and got the loudest ovation of the day. You absolutely love to see that excited rounding of first base. Good for him.

He's currently with High-A Spokane, where he's hitting. Anderson ranked Toglia as the Rockies' fifth-best prospect and offered this scouting report:. Toglia is a hard prospect to figure out. He's a good defensive first baseman and a switch-hitter with big-time power who hit a combined 26 home runs in between college and the pros. He also struck out in roughly a quarter of his plate appearances … and that was after he batted.

There's a lot of variability here, in short. Until he has more time against pro-quality arms, it's unclear if he's going to be able to harness his gifts and meet the demands of the cold corner. At 6-foot-5, pounds, Toglia has huge power. It was on display in the Futures Game and it shouldn't be long before he's back at Coors Field. At 18, Yankees outfielder Jasson Dominguez was the youngest player in the Futures Game, and he is the first player ever to be selected to the Futures Game without playing in a full minor-league season.

Dominguez started his pro career in rookie ball this year after his debut was delayed by the pandemic last season. The switch-hitting Dominguez ripped a line drive right at third baseman and Cardinals prospect Nolan Gorman in his first at-bat. At mph, it was one of the hardest-hit balls at the Futures Game. Jasson Dominguez scorches one but it finds a glove pic.

Anderson ranked Dominguez the No. In six pro games, Dominguez has a. The Cubs are at a bit of a crossroads at the big-league level and it appears they'll be sellers at the trade deadline. That means it's entirely possible the position-playing core from the World Series championship is likely to be turned over very soon. The ripple effect means more attention should be paid to the minor-league position players. The Cubs prospect is just the third player in Futures Game history to homer twice in the event.

Alfonso Soriano in ; Yusniel Diaz in pic. Kyle Schwarber took the honors in due to a triple and two RBI. It's fair to say this is the biggest Futures Game any Cubs prospect has had with the two bombs, though.

Davis, 21, was the Cubs' second-round pick in out of high school. He's progressed to the Double-A level this season, where he's hitting. He's been particularly hot of late, hitting. This doesn't even factor his two-homer showing here in Coors Field. Part of the scouting report from Anderson last winter :.

He's an above-average runner and he has above-average strength, giving him star-level potential and the chance to contribute both home runs and stolen bases. The two righties both hit mph multiple times and they combined for 22 of the 23 fastest pitches in the Futures Game. Medina threw the game's fastest pitch at Cavalli, the No. He owns a 2. Anderson said Cavalli's "mids fastball-slider pairing and physicality should allow him to stick in a rotation. The year-old Medina averaged He has a 3.

Cubs prospect Manny Rodriguez was the only pitcher to top 99 mph in the Futures Game. He hit Tigers corner infielder Spencer Torkelson was the number one pick in the draft just as Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman was the top pick in , so obviously there was interest in the AL duo. They didn't steal the show, but Rutschman drew a walk in his two plate appearances while Torkelson went 1 for 2 with a single and a walk. Torkelson, 21, is hitting. He struggled earlier in the year but then caught fire, earning the promotion to Double-A.