Teenage Terror: Breyson Guedez Just Put the League on Notice

The Stockton Ports packed their bags, headed to Ontario, and walked away with an even split against the Low-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers — but the real headline? Eighteen-year-old phenom Breyson Guedez absolutely turned the series into his personal highlight reel. The Venezuelan sensation torched pitching to the tune of a jaw-dropping 13-for-24 across six games, flashing the kind of bat speed and feel for contact that makes scouts start leaning forward in their seats. If there was any doubt this kid belonged, consider it erased. Meanwhile, smooth-fielding Dominican shortstop Edgar Montero finally showed signs of offensive life, putting together quality at-bats and giving fans a glimpse of the player the organization believes can become an everyday contributor. And then there’s Jared Sprague-Lott, the 2024 ninth-round pick out of Arkansas, who quietly turned in one of the loudest offensive performances of the trip. The bat came alive in a big way, adding even more intrigue to a Stockton roster loaded with young storylines. Plus, Japanese two-way prospect Shotaro Morii took the mound again, and we’ll break down exactly what we saw from one of the most fascinating developmental projects in the system. All that and much more with the Voice of the Stockton Ports, Tim Fitzgerald, LIVE today at 4:30 on YouTube for a brand-new edition of Port Report.