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Spring Training Prospect Report - March 4, 2026
A detailed report on everything you need to know regarding top prospects and maybe some under the radar prospects who could make an impact in fantasy leagues.
Chris Clegg & Rhys White
March 05, 2026
Ah, can you smell it? The smell of fresh-cut grass and the dirt of the diamond. Baseball is back, and it is a beautiful sight. Spring Training games have kicked off and we are here to break down everything you need to know regarding the top prospect performers from the previous days action.
What prospects are standing out? Who is making noise? Who could break camp with teams? Let’s discuss what you need to know!
Exit Velocity Leaders(Prospects Only)
Player | Exit Velocity |
|---|---|
Bryce Eldridge - SF | 113 |
Austin St. Laurent - SEA | 110.9 |
Yiddi Cappe - MIA | 110.7 |
Vance Honeycutt - BAL | 110.7 |
Aaron Zavala - TEX | 108.6 |
Whiff Leaders(Prospects Only)
Player | Whiffs |
|---|---|
Shane Drohan - MIL | 11 |
Rhett Lowder - CIN | 10 |
Matt Wilkinson - CLE | 8 |
Payton Tolle - BOS | 7 |
Connor Noland - CHC | 7 |
Spring Training Prospect Watch
🚀 Standout of The Day
George Lombard Jr., SS, New York Yankees
Stats: 2/4 HR
Notable Data: 104.2 MPH HR off Crochet, 108.5 mph Single off Crochet
Why The Performance Matters:
Lombard created a ton of hype last spring as he entered camp stronger and just looked the part in spring action. The season did not go as planned statistically, but Lombard made plenty of notable strides as a player.
This spring, he looks to have taken another big step. Lombard led off the game yesterday by blasting a 392-foot home run off Garrett Crochet that left the bat with a 104.2 mph exit velocity. Next time around, Lombard smoked a single off Crochet that left the bat with a 108.5 mph exit velocity.
The surface numbers for Lombard were pretty meh again in 2025 as he slashed .235/.367/.381 for the season with nine home runs and 35 stolen bases. The underlying metrics steadily improved all season. Lombard posted a 103.3 mph 90th percentile exit velocity, which was improvement on 2024 and seems to be taking another step with power now.
The approach is sound and the contact skills are respectable. Lombard is still a very talented prospect who could be ready for MLB by the end of the season.
Fantasy Spin:
Lombard is not likely to see playing time in the Bronx this year, but it is not crazy to think he has a short stint in Double-A this year before spending a lot of the year in Triple-A. With growth in some areas, a late season call-up would not be out of the question. -CC
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