Detroit Tigers Top 30 Prospects for 2027 Fantasy Baseball

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Format: Name, Position, 2027 OD Age, Height/Weight, Highest Level

Detroit Tigers Top Prospects for 2027

1. Zyhir Hope, OF, 21, 5’10”/193, AA

There might be no prospect in the minors with as much power potential as Zyhir Hope. It’s 70-grade raw power, and he has more than enough plate skills to get to his power. Although there might be some peaks and valleys in his production, his end-of-season stats should always be good. Across two different organizations, he hit .287/.367/.513 with 29 homers and 6 stolen bases in Double-A.

Zyhir Hope has changed his profile ever so slightly this past year. Being an extreme lift-and-pull guy, this past season he became more of an all-fields approach guy, which, with his power, can make any ballpark look small. In 2025, he was a 41% pull guy with a 40% fly-ball rate; this past year he was a 38% pull guy with a 35% fly-ball rate, but he hit for more power and made better contact while also bumping up his swing rate in 2026 by 4%.

Hope has tweaked his swing since I saw him; he has toned down the leg kick and the stride, and that has resulted in him being more “on time.” Hope has some noticeable loft in his swing, and when you add in his strength and bat speed, you see why he could be a perennial 30-homer bat, even in the pitcher-friendly confines of Comerica Park. There is some speed here as well, so in the early parts of his career, we could see 15–20 swipes a year.

There will always be some whiff in his game, especially against breaking balls, but Hope has serious tools and could very well be in the majors sometime next year.

FFG: Power/Speed OFer

90th Percentile Peak Outcome: .240/.360/28 HR/20 SB

Variance: High

Buy/Sell: Buy

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