Since 2006, only 5 players age 19 have posted a 1.025+ OPS in A-ball (min. 200 PA). Four became consensus top-5 prospects in baseball. The fifth? Eduardo Quintero.

Only 6 19-year-olds have posted a 170+ wRC+ in A-ball since 2006 (min. 200 PA). The names? Javier Báez, Byron Buxton, Bo Bichette, Oscar Taveras, Jarred Kelenic… and now Eduardo Quintero.

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Only 7 teenagers in A-ball since 2006 (min. 200 PA) have slugged .600+: Bo Bichette, James Wood, Jackson Chourio, Stanton, Gallo, Lawlar… and Eduardo Quintero. Quintero ranks 2nd in wRC+ on that list—and leads them all in stolen bases. #FantasyBaseball

Only 5 18-year-olds in High-A since 2006 have posted at least a .750 OPS, 110 wRC+, and .100 ISO (min. 190 PA): Mike Trout, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Wander Franco, Sebastian Walcott, and Leo De Vries.

Since 2006, only 4 teens have posted 5+HR, 25+SB, w/ a .325 AVG in A-ball: Mike Trout (6HR/45SB) Byron Buxton (8HR/32SB) Eduardo Quintero (11HR/27SB) Konnor Griffin (8HR/25SB) Quintero & Griffin did it in ~230 PA, Trout & Buxton had 320+ Luis Peña is one steal away—with 152 PA

Since 2012, only 7 players age 20 or younger have logged a 130 wRC+ and .500 SLG in AAA (min. 90PA) Mike Trout Vlad Jr. (19) Ronald Acuña Jr. (19) Riley Greene Wander Franco Roman Anthony Samuel Basallo Basallo sits 2nd in SLG on that list despite having the lowest BABIP

Eduardo Quintero is the ONLY player in A ball since 2006 to post a 1.000 OPS with 30+ stolen bases. He’s 19. Top 20 prospect and climbing.

Only 2 teenagers in A-ball since 2006 have posted: 10+ HR, 25+ SB, and a 150+ wRC+. Fernando Tatis Jr. (21 HR / 29 SB, 151 wRC+ in 518 PA) Eduardo Quintero (11 HR / 33 SB, 174 wRC+ in 248 PA)

Only 3 qualified teenagers in A ball since 2006 have posted a .520+ SLG and <17% K rate: • Nolan Arenado (19, 2010 — 8× All-Star) • Freddie Freeman (18, 2008 — 8× AS) • Luis Peña (18, 2025) Peña has the lowest K% (11.9%) and highest SLG (.533) of the group.

Since 2006, these are the top 5 OPS marks by 18-year-olds in A-ball with a K% under 24% (min. 170 PA): 1. Mike Trout – .979 2. Bryce Harper – .977 3. Fernando Tatis Jr. – .910 4. Luis Peña – .904 (12.2% K rate) 5. Freddie Freeman – .899 Elite company 🔥

Josue Briceño is the first player age 20 or younger to post a 1.000 OPS with a sub-20% K rate in full-season ball since James Wood in 2022. (min. 170 PA)

Only two teenagers in full-season ball since 2006 have posted a .440+ OBP and 25+ stolen bases: Mike Trout (.454 OBP, 45 SB) Eduardo Quintero (.444 OBP, 33 SB) Top 15 prospect feels inevitable.

Since 2006, only five players age 20 or younger in Triple-A have posted a 150+ wRC+ with a K% under 25%: • Vladdy Jr. (175 wRC+, 7.8% K) • Mike Trout (170 wRC+, 17.2% K) • Ronald Acuña Jr. (162 wRC+, 19.8% K) • Roman Anthony (161 wRC+, 18.9% K) • Samuel Basallo (154 wRC+,

Only three 18-year-olds since 2006 have posted a .450+ SLG and 25+ stolen bases in A ball: • Mike Trout • Fernando Tatis Jr. • Luis Peña (.497 SLG, 32 SB) Peña’s in rarefied air.

Since 2006, only six 19-year-olds in Double-A have posted 8+ HR and 15+ SB in a season: Ronald Acuña Jr. Mike Trout Fernando Tatis Jr. Jackson Chourio Jurickson Profar …and Sebastian Walcott. Big time company.

Luis Peña and Eduardo Quintero are the first teenagers to post a .310 AVG, 5+ HR, and 32+ SB in A-ball since two-time No. 1 prospect Byron Buxton in 2013. The only others to do it? MVPs Mike Trout and Christian Yelich. Peña and Trout are the only 18-year-olds to make the cut.

Konnor Griffin is the first teenager to post a 190+ wRC+ with a K% under 17% in High-A (min. 70 PA) since former No. 1 prospect Julio Rodríguez in 2019. The only other player to do it? Juan Soto, now the highest-paid player in sports.

Sebastian Walcott is the first teenager to post 9+ HR and 20+ SB in Double-A since Jackson Chourio in 2022. The only other teen to do it? Mike Trout in 2010. Walcott’s doing it with a 12.5% walk rate and just a 21.3% strikeout rate.