Cappe finished the 2022 campaign by hitting .278/.299/.380 with three home runs and seven steals in 37 games for Single-A Jupiter.

EDGE Analysis

Those numbers aren't nearly as good -- particularly in the power department -- as the ones the 19-year-old shortstop put up in rookie ball before being promoted, but he still showed strong contact ability (13.2 percent strikeout rate) and relevant speed at the higher level. Cappe will probably start back in A ball next season.

Cappe has hit .315/.371/.503 with six home runs, seven steals and 12:19 BB:K through 38 minor-league games this year.

EDGE Analysis

He started off in the Florida Complex League, but the 19-year-old recently moved up to Single-A, and the early returns have been impressive -- including more pop than anyone expected to see out of him at this point in his career. Through eight games and 35 plate appearances with Jupiter, Cappe has hit .355/.400/.452 without striking out a single time. The Marlins may just have struck gold with the young Cuban, but he's obviously got a long way to go before he cracks the majors.