Cholowsky's Power Surge: UCLA's Top MLB Draft Prospect

0:00It's April 27th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is MLB News today, your AI-powered baseball briefing. UCLA shortstop, Rosh Shalowski is on fire right now, as the top prospect for the 2026 MLB draft. In Sunday's 9-6 loss to Sacramento State, the 21-year-old phenom crushed two home runs showing off that raw power everyone's talking about. His first came in the 5th inning, a line drive that sailed over the left field wall. And in his next ad bat, he unloaded a three-run blast to left center, slicing the horn its lead in half. This marks his fourth multi-homer game this season, and fans are losing their minds over his hot streak. Three homeers in the last two games, and four. Over the past week, through 43 games, Shalowski's batting 325 with 17 homeers, 49 RBI's, and goal-gloved defense at short. It echoes his sophomore-year explosion of 23 bombs. Six weeks after a multi-homer birthday bash, he's proving why Scouts rank him, number

1:03one. Keep watching this ruin as he builds toward Pro Bowl.