Spencer Jones Hits Two Homers, Boosts Yankees Prospect Status

0:00On April 29th, Spencer Jones, the Yankees No. 6 prospect, lit up Triple A last night with two massive homeruns in Scranton Wilkesbury's 9th to 6th victory over Buffalo. The 24-year-old outfielder delivered his first multi-homer game of the 2026 season on Tuesday at PNC Field. Those bombs came at perfect times, starting with a lead-off blast in the first to answer Buffalo's 5 run outbursts, then in 8th inning Shot 4, extra breathing room. He sandwiched in a line drive single that drove home two runs, finishing three for five with four RBIs. Jones, a towering 6 foot 7 lefty, flashed the kind of power that made him a top prospect, echoing his five multi-homer nights from last year. Fans and scouts have been waiting for this breakout after a slow start to the season. Now his OPS sits at 0.902 on a 242-slash 364-538 line with his first homer since April. 18th. Seven of his last 10 hits have been extra bases,

1:02proving that elite power is alive and well. Keep an eye on Jones. He's pounding the door down for a Yankees call up before long. That's your MLB news-to-day update AI-powered and always on.