Kevin McGonigle hasn't even played a game at Triple-A yet, but he already looks like a player who could make an impact for the Detroit Tigers at the Major League level. McGonigle, the Tigers' top prospect and the No. At High-A this season, McGonigle hit .372 with a 1.110 OPS in 171 plate appearances. Through 20 games at Double-A, McGonigle is slashing .267/.388/.567, and his walk rate has gone up from 13.5% to 17%. He boasts above-average speed on the base paths, and his bat may have already put him on the Tigers' radar as a candidate to make the 2026 Opening Day roster.