Welcome to the 13th installment of our Weekly Hot Prospects Report ranking the top minor-league performances from the week of June 16-22. We’re back with this week’s top performers making waves across the minors!

From dominant arms to scorching-hot bats, here are the Top 15 prospects below who turned heads and boosted their stock. CLICK HERE to check out the full list of 66 players, with ETAs and updated statistics (subscription required).

1. Kyler Fedko (OF, Twins – AA)

Fedko was on fire last week, blasting 5 home runs and driving in 13 runs while going 9-for-23 at the plate. He even added 3 stolen bases, and with just 4 strikeouts and 3 walks, he looked completely locked in. The 25-year-old is forcing himself into the conversation as a legit breakout bat in Minnesota’s system.

2. Colson Montgomery (SS, White Sox – AAA)

Montgomery continues to prove he’s ready for the majors. He posted a massive 1.749 OPS, crushing 4 home runs and adding 8 RBIs while going 11-for-22. While he walked just once, the elite contact and power production are a big green light for dynasty managers.

3. Peyton Graham (SS, Tigers – High-A)

Graham showed why he remains a high-upside play in the Tigers’ system, putting together a 1.395 OPS with 3 home runs, 9 RBIs, and 3 stolen bases. He hit .364 (8-for-22) and drew a couple walks, a promising sign for his offensive maturation.

4. Joe Mack (C, Marlins – AAA)

The Marlins backstop had one of the best weeks of his professional career, smashing 3 home runs with a 1.524 OPS. He went 10-for-20 and even chipped in a stolen base. With just 1 walk and 5 strikeouts, Mack’s plate discipline wasn’t elite, but the impact was undeniable.

5. Hunter Barco (SP, Pirates – AA)

Barco put together two excellent starts, tossing 12 innings with a 0.75 ERA and 0.58 WHIP. He fanned 13 hitters and walked only one, allowing just 6 hits total. This level of dominance puts him on the radar in deeper leagues and NL-only formats.

6. Konner Eaton (SP, Rockies – High-A)

Eaton hurled six shutout innings, striking out 11 while walking just one. He gave up only 3 hits and finished the week with a pristine 0.00 ERA and 0.67 WHIP. The Rockies are desperate for pitching, and Eaton is making his case.

7. Zac Veen (OF, Rockies – AAA)

Veen had a monster week at the plate, going 13-for-23 with a 1.463 OPS. He homered once, drove in 5 runs, and stole 2 bases. Veen also worked 3 walks and struck out just twice, which is a major positive development for the once-hyped prospect trying to regain his shine.

8. Blake Burke (1B, Brewers – High-A)

The lefty slugger was a steady producer this week, slashing .429 with 2 homers and 7 RBIs in just 21 at-bats. His 1.330 OPS included a pair of steals as well, and while he did strike out six times, his 3 walks and strong contact metrics bode well.

9. Kevin Alcántara (OF, Cubs – AAA)

Alcántara delivered a balanced stat line, going 10-for-20 with 2 home runs, 7 RBIs, and a 1.445 OPS. He’s showing signs of putting it all together—massive power, improving plate discipline, and enough speed to make a difference.

10. Yiddi Cappe (2B/3B, Marlins – High-A)

Cappe was locked in, going 8-for-17 (.471) with 2 home runs, 7 RBIs, and a steal. His 1.412 OPS came without a walk, but he only struck out three times, indicating he was putting the ball in play consistently. The breakout continues for the versatile Miami infielder.

The Top 15 in the Weekly Hot Prospects Report

RankPlayerPosTeamB/TLevelAge
1Kyler FedkoOFMINR/RAA25
2Colson MontgomerySSCHWL/RAAA23
3Peyton GrahamSSDETR/RHigh-A24
4Joe MackCMIAL/RAAA22
5Hunter BarcoSPPITL/LAA24
6Konner EatonSPCOLR/LHigh-A22
7Zac VeenOFCOLL/RAAA23
8Blake Burke1BMILL/LHigh-A22
9Kevin AlcantaraOFCHCR/RAAA22
10Yiddi Cappe2B/3BMIAR/RHigh-A22
11Troy MeltonSPDETR/RAAA24
12Tyson HardinSPMILR/RAA23
13Nate PayneSPMIAL/LR (FCL)19
14Cam SchlittlerSPNYYR/RAAA24
15Carlos JorgeOFCINR/RHigh-A21