Calcaño was one of the Royals' top signings of a heralded international class last season. The Dominican-born infielder signed for $2.5 million and was ranked as a Top-50 player in his class by Baseball America. 

He only played in nine games in the DSL due to injury, but Calcaño certainly made his mark in his limited sample. In 35 plate appearances, the 17-year-old shortstop slashed .346/.514/.538 with a 1.053 OPS. He also hit a home run, collected two RBI, scored seven runs, and stole seven bases on eight attempts. Despite a diminutive frame, Calcaño showcases surprising power.

There is still a long way to go in his prospect development, and Royals fans have seen prospects do well in the DSL only to burn out once they reach the Complex League or Low-A ball. That said, Calcaño is a talented infielder who could be a future leadoff hitter if he develops properly, especially at the plate.