WATCH: Royals prospect Jac Caglianone launches his first MLB home run — and then his second

Royals Rookie Jac Caglianone entered Thursday without a home run so far on her 13 game Major League Baseball. Given that his magnificent force is his calling card, it seemed that he only looks like a question of time until he finally broke into. And the boy he did. Caglianone has a household twice in the victory of the victory of 4-1 Royals.

Her first career’s housekeeping, including the silent attitude of his teammates.

It gave the Royals 3-0 in the second. Caglianone would appear on top of the ninth with 3-1 Royals’ heads, and he went to the yard again with a shot alone.

This one was a little more than Jac-Ian (Cags-Ian?) As its raw material exceeds the charts. His first homer was 387 feet, but this second is 439.

It will be the last run of the game because the Royals beat 4-1 rangers.

Caglianone becomes the fourth youngest royal player who has ever a two-story game for 22 years and 130 days. Eric Hosmer (21 years, 311 days) is the youngest, and Bobby Witt Jr. and Carlos Beltrann also have two younger homer games according to CBS sports research. It is still very impressive.

Caglianone was the sixth general choice MLB Out of the university of Florida University of the Last July of the project. During its scientist in Florida, he was playing 33 houses in Florida, and then followed 35 house runs in 66 games during his junior season, hit .419 / .544 / .875. In the 79 minor league games before his advance, Caglianone struck .292 / .358 / .517 17 House running. There are concerns with his rhythm-happy approach, through his first 13 games, he had 12 strikes and one step, but his strength was playing at any level, and it was shown on Thursday.