Philly Leader

Several top prospects in Major League Baseball have been making their mark in their respective leagues. Among them, Daniel Susac showcased his skills at Triple-A Las Vegas, where he hit a walk-off home run, concluding a day with four hits. "A number of Top 100 prospects proved worthy of their rankings," highlighting the day's notable performances.

Otto Kemp achieved career highs in hits and RBIs, leading the Triple-A Lehigh Valley IronPigs with four hits and five RBIs. His start to the 2025 season has been remarkable, with a .311/.411/.672 slash line.

In Single-A Palm Beach, Josh Kross completed the cycle in a game that featured his first four-hit performance. This marked a career-high six RBIs for Kross, who had not hit a home run in the previous season.

Jesús Made, a notable prospect from Single-A Carolina, returned to the field with a hitting streak that extended to five games after recovering from an ankle issue. His performance includes a .292/.433/.583 slash line in his first six games.

Jordan Lawlar continued to demonstrate his potential with Triple-A Reno, hitting his third homer of the season. His defensive skills were also on display with a notable play in the field.

In Hudson Valley, George Lombard Jr. contributed significantly by hitting his first home run of the season and maintaining a .475 OBP with eight walks in nine games.

Braden Montgomery showed his offensive capabilities for Single-A Kannapolis, boosting his stats with a homer and a double.

Lazaro Montes reinforced his previous success with a notable performance for High-A Everett, continuing his strong offensive start to the season.

These performances highlight the potential and skills of these prospects, hinting at promising futures in professional baseball.