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Josiah Hartshorn, the top prospect for the Chicago Cubs, may be on a faster track to the big leagues than you may have expected. The 19-year-old made his pro debut a year after his record-breaking signing bonus as a sixth-round…

Chicago Cubs top prospect Josiah Hartshorn was awarded a 2026 Rawlings Minor League Gold Glove Award at first base, demonstrating defensive excellence across three minor league levels. Sports Mockery's Aldo Soto writes that this recognition, combined with potential outfield openings, could accelerate the 19-year-old's timeline toward a potential MLB debut as early as 2027.
Hartshorn concluded his 2026 campaign at Double-A, batting .284/.407/.518 with 23 home runs and 17 stolen bases across 125 games. Soto suggests that if current outfield options struggle following the free agency of Ian Happ and Seiya Suzuki, Hartshorn could provide an offensive boost for the major league club.
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