Minor league baseball prospects with Connecticut ties show power this season

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Last updated Sep 5, 2026

Minor league baseball prospects with Connecticut ties show power this season
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A group of minor league players with Connecticut ties have showcased significant power throughout the current baseball season. Among those highlighted in a ranking of top prospects, several position players have recorded over 20 home runs, contributing to a broader home run trend across the minor leagues. Andrew Sears, a former UConn pitcher now with the Detroit Tigers, leads the list after earning a major league promotion in late August. Others, including Anthony DePino, Cam Maldonado, and Nick Lorusso, have reached double-digit home run totals at various levels. While some players like Kyler Fedko have faced injury setbacks, the cohort remains a focus for potential future contributions to their respective major league organizations.

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  • Andrew Sears earned a major league promotion with the Detroit Tigers on August 23.
  • Anthony DePino has recorded 25 home runs between High-A and Double-A levels.
  • Cam Maldonado hit three home runs in a single game on August 27.
  • Kyler Fedko signed a minor league deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates following an injury.
  • Nick Lorusso hit 22 total home runs after an August promotion to Triple-A Syracuse.
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Anthony DePino, Cam Maldonado, Nick Lorusso, Charlie Pagliarini have all hit more than 20 home runs this season.

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