Yankees prospect Yostin Peña performs well across minor league levels
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 8:00 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

Yankees outfielder Yostin Peña is gaining attention for his production in the minor leagues. After a successful stint in the Dominican Summer League, the 18-year-old was promoted to Single-A Tampa. In 18 games at the Single-A level, he has posted a.355/.419/.605 slash line. His performance includes 13 home runs and 34 stolen bases combined between the two levels this season. Industry analysts note his raw power and athleticism, though scouts have identified high chase rates and contact consistency as areas requiring development. Peña remains a developing talent within the organization as he adjusts to full-season professional pitching.
- •Yostin Peña earned a promotion to Single-A Tampa on July 28.
- •He has hit 13 home runs and recorded 34 stolen bases across two levels this season.
- •Scouts point to a 113.6 mph maximum exit velocity as a key asset.
- •Developmental concerns include a 39.7 percent chase rate and a 16.1 percent swinging-strike rate.
- 8:00 PMYahoo Sports — Meet Yostin Peña, the man of the hour in the Yankees’ system
"The 18-year-old has some exciting tools, but also things to work on
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