Jac Caglianone just rewrote the Royals’ record books with an electrifying performance: two homers, two doubles, and four RBIs in a 6-3 win over the Cubs — the first player in franchise history to do it in one game, and the only MLB hitter this season to pull off that feat. Already on a seven-game hitting streak, the 22-year slugger is crushing the ball with authority, averaging the longest home run distance in baseball and launching dingers over 400 feet at 110+ mph. After a rough rookie year, he’s turned things around, crediting his assistant hitting coach for simplifying his approach. His manager called him “really impressive” for staying calm against tough pitches, while teammate Bobby Witt Jr. joked they’re waiting for him to dazzle every night. With 20 homers already this season, Caglianone is becoming the cornerstone of Kansas City’s rebuild — focused, humble, and unstoppable.
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