Cubs Prospect Dingers: Preciado, Made, Velazquez, Canario, Ballesteros, Hernández, Perlaza, Ball

May 20, 2022, by Brett Taylor Chicago Cubs

It wasn’t my intention to just do a video dump of Cubs prospect homers over the past 24 hours, but there were SO MANY notable ones, and I got sufficiently backed up on other Cubs news, that I just had to do it. Otherwise, I wouldn’t share them at all, and nobody like that.

So, enjoy the parade of notable prospect homers for the Cubs, if you hadn’t seen them already:

Home run number one for Preciado!

A solo shot to right puts the Pelicans up 3-0 entering the bottom of the fourth.#MBPelicans pic.twitter.com/CLhnjCi204

— Myrtle Beach Pelicans (@Pelicanbaseball) May 20, 2022

Kevin Made goes deep!

His second home run of the season is a solo shot to make it 6-0 Pelicans in the top of the seventh.#MBPelicans pic.twitter.com/UkAwmfMcFn

— Myrtle Beach Pelicans (@Pelicanbaseball) May 20, 2022

Nelson Velazquez gives us some insurance with his first home run at Triple-A! pic.twitter.com/UEXvk8poTm

— Iowa Cubs (@IowaCubs) May 19, 2022

https://twitter.com/CubsCentral08/status/1527448159445737478

Moises Ballesteros hits HR at Salt River; his 1st stateside. Extended games don't count statistically, but it's a home run in competition. Moises leverages his swing nicely. #cubs pic.twitter.com/BA1Q3e5h6T

— John Antonoff (@baseballinfocus) May 19, 2022

Cristian Hernandez hits a HR during an Extended Spring game vs AZDB at Salt River Fields. #cubs pic.twitter.com/4RXvRkYLDn

— John Antonoff (@baseballinfocus) May 19, 2022

Yo, this pitch was in the opposite batter’s box and Perlaza reached out and poked it 415 feet. pic.twitter.com/3ZJQySM78F

— Brad (@ballskwok) May 20, 2022