Jul 20, 2026 · 22 min · 12 segments
Jimmy (Astros Future) takes a look the top performers in the Astros system over the first half including breakouts, surprises and much more! AstrosFuture Linktree…
Jimmy PriceHost
A couple guys that are performing well here, and maybe one that jumped off the screen that we probably didn't expect.
I think a name – many people probably hoped there would be Walker Yannick, but the one that really stood out was Jason Schiavone.
He started in Asheville, and it felt like he was homer in basically every other game, but 17 home runs in 35 games.
Got that promotion to double A. He's hit six more homers, and I think if you look at his double A numbers, and maybe they don't They're not nearly as eye-popping as it was in Asheville, but they're still pretty good numbers at OPS of almost 800, six home runs, 12 stolen bases.
I think what's really cool to see, too, is not that he was bad at throwing base runners out in high A, but since he's gone to double A, he's thrown out 50% of base runners and We know how important that is, and we know the astro struggles they've had with holding runners on and throwing guys out.
There's another guy that name would probably pop up at the catching position, but he'll be in a later position.
And then he makes it up to AA and just has absolutely destroyed the ball up there.
He's hitting .350 with 10 doubles, four homers, and 29 games in AA for the hooks.
A couple guys that are performing well here, and maybe one that jumped off the screen that we probably didn't expect.
I think a name – many people probably hoped there would be Walker Yannick, but the one that really stood out was Jason Schiavone.
He started in Asheville, and it felt like he was homer in basically every other game, but 17 home runs in 35 games.
Got that promotion to double A. He's hit six more homers, and I think if you look at his double A numbers, and maybe they don't They're not nearly as eye-popping as it was in Asheville, but they're still pretty good numbers at OPS of almost 800, six home runs, 12 stolen bases.
I think what's really cool to see, too, is not that he was bad at throwing base runners out in high A, but since he's gone to double A, he's thrown out 50% of base runners and We know how important that is, and we know the astro struggles they've had with holding runners on and throwing guys out.
There's another guy that name would probably pop up at the catching position, but he'll be in a later position.
And then he makes it up to AA and just has absolutely destroyed the ball up there.
He's hitting .350 with 10 doubles, four homers, and 29 games in AA for the hooks.
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