Caissie’s CHC promotion profile centers on power and a mature approach. If he lands consistent at-bats, Caissie could provide mid-season pop with potential to learn plate discipline, translating into solid redraft or dynasty value.

Caissie delivered the Cubs’ lone big-league hit, a milestone moment that could spark his growing reputation. While the rest of the offense faltered, that single highlighted his potential and could foreshadow a more prominent role as Chicago plots around him in the coming weeks.

Caissie, a top Cubs prospect, debuted last Thursday and saw action as a pinch-hitter in the final game of the Pirates series at Wrigley. His exposure signals deeper lineup depth for Chicago and a potential fantasy spark if he gains regular at-bats.

Caissie is Chicago’s top prospect, a Canadian-born hitter who made his big-league debut at Rogers Centre after a strong IL showing (.955 OPS). In his first at-bat against Max Scherzer, he lined a deep drive to left, only to see it negated by a spectacular Davis Schneider catch. The debut marks the start of a high-expectation arc, highlighting ceiling and adjustment challenges ahead for fantasy value.

Caissie, the Cubs’ top prospect at No. 45, made his MLB debut in Toronto as a designated hitter after a frenzied travel day. He started in the fifth spot, showed hard contact and plate discipline in a first-at-bat against Max Scherzer, and posted an RBI double along with two walks. His AAA numbers (.289, 22 HR, 52 RBI) and Futures Game showing set the stage for a high-upside, long-term fantasy window, aided by Chicago’s flexible rest-day approach.