The El Paso Chihuahuas have had a storied history filled with power sluggers, with Eguy Rosario currently holding the franchise record for home runs at 49. Following him is fan favorite Cody Decker, who hit 48 homers before retiring. Matthew Batten adds to the legacy with 46 home runs, while Luis Campusano is poised to challenge Rosario's record. Hunter Renfroe and Michael Gettys are also notable mentions, each having left their mark in the Chihuahuas' history. With the Pacific Coast League known for its hitter-friendly environment, these sluggers have thrived at Southwest University Park.

Andrew Painter is making headlines as a notable fantasy baseball prospect to monitor closely. After recovering from Tommy John surgery, the Philadelphia Phillies' starting pitcher has transitioned to Triple-A, demonstrating impressive performance on the mound. In his latest outing against Buffalo, Painter pitched four innings, allowing just two runs while striking out a season-high seven batters. His strong showing included a 2.25 ERA and a commendable 8:5 K:BB ratio over his initial two starts in Triple-A.

As a former 13th overall pick, Painter’s minor league statistics are remarkable, boasting a career 1.76 ERA and a 0.91 WHIP. Historically, he has exhibited exceptional strikeout capabilities, which is promising for his upcoming MLB debut expected around mid-June. Given his trajectory, Painter is a prime candidate for fantasy managers looking to fortify their pitching staff.