Astros Prospect Cam Smith Impresses with Two Home Runs in Spring Training Debut
Houston's top-ranked prospect showcases power and poise, offering a glimpse of his potential future in the majors.
- Cam Smith, the Astros' top prospect and MLB's No. 59 overall, hit two opposite-field home runs in his first Grapefruit League game against the Mets.
- Smith, acquired in a trade with the Cubs for Kyle Tucker, is adjusting well to his new team and training near his hometown in Florida.
- Astros manager Joe Espada praised Smith's approach at the plate and his ability to perform under pressure, noting his potential for future success.
- Smith is focusing on improving his defense at third base during camp, with the Astros also considering him for other positions such as right field.
- While Smith is expected to start the season in the minors, his performance could accelerate his path to the majors within the next 18 months.