Witt Jr. is framed as a five-tool beacon on a Royals squad that values his speed, defense, and growing power. His 161 games of last season plus projected 20-30 HR pace and elite speed keep him squarely in the MVP conversation as a complementary piece to Judge and Raleigh.

Witt Jr. became the youngest Royals to reach 100 homers (25y66d) and sits as a central engine of Kansas City’s late-season push, blending power with a high stolen-base pace and Gold Glove defense to anchor the lineup.

Bobby Witt Jr. reached 100 homers fastest in Royals history at 26 years, 66 days, joining a rare club of multi‐category contributors. His 449‐foot grand slam moment against Cole Winn capped a five‐game KC win streak and underscored his status as the Royals’ core offensive engine, pairing power with 30+ stolen bases and premium defensive value.

Bobby Witt Jr. reached 100 homers faster than any Royals player since Beltrán, slamming a 449-foot shot that underscored his status as the Royals’ front-line catalyst and a rare two-way threat who combines power, speed and Gold Glove defense.

Witt Jr. delivered a late insurance homer and collected three hits as KC seized control late. His multi-tooled output reinforces his status as a fantasy star when the Royals’ lineup is clicking, offering power, speed, and run-producing potential that can carry teams in deeper formats and DFS tournament play.