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This offseason, I’m bringing back a series that focuses on one notable statistic from an Astros minor league player during the 2026 season. The statistic could be good or bad, but it will be something worth highlighting. STAT OF THE…

Houston Astros prospect Xavier Neyens recorded a 24.5% walk rate during the 2026 minor league season. According to Jimmy Price, Neyens led all Minor League Baseball players with at least 400 plate appearances in walk percentage, drawing 114 walks across 103 games split between Single-A and High-A.
Drafted in the first round of the 2025 MLB Draft, the 19-year-old concluded his first full pro season with an .874 OPS, 137 wRC+, 20 home runs, and 19 stolen bases. Price notes that finding the right balance between patience and aggression will be crucial as Neyens continues to develop.
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