Last week's MLB trade deadline came and went, and outfielder Zac Veen remained on the Albuquerque Isotopes roster.
And, boy, are they happy to still have him.
The seventh-ranked prospect in the organization, according to MLB Pipeline, Veen had a historic Saturday night at Rio Grande Credit Union Field with 17 total bases — yes, SEVENTEEN! — thanks to three home runs, a triple and a double in a win over Sugar Land. On Monday, he was named for the second-consecutive week the Pacific Coast League Player of the Week.
The Hottest Hitting Prospects in Baseball
Zac Veen headlines the list after posting an outstanding 1.648 OPS over the last two weeks, including one of the best performance of the year where he went 5-5 with 3 HR. The Rockies outfielder is close to making his MLB return! https://t.co/s6577gYhEQ pic.twitter.com/s3VnvhZJpT
#veen #outfielder #grande
And, boy, are they happy to still have him.
The seventh-ranked prospect in the organization, according to MLB Pipeline, Veen had a historic Saturday night at Rio Grande Credit Union Field with 17 total bases — yes, SEVENTEEN! — thanks to three home runs, a triple and a double in a win over Sugar Land. On Monday, he was named for the second-consecutive week the Pacific Coast League Player of the Week.
The Hottest Hitting Prospects in Baseball
Zac Veen headlines the list after posting an outstanding 1.648 OPS over the last two weeks, including one of the best performance of the year where he went 5-5 with 3 HR. The Rockies outfielder is close to making his MLB return! https://t.co/s6577gYhEQ pic.twitter.com/s3VnvhZJpT
#veen #outfielder #grande
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