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George Lombard Jr.

B/T R/R · 6' 2" · 190 lb · born Miami, FL, USA · age 21 · draft 2023 rd 1 · played SS 106, 3B 11, 2B 3, DH 2 · MLB debut 2026-08-04

Last 14 days (through 2026-10-04): 6 G · .292 AVG · 3 HR · 7 RBI · 1.000 OPS

189 plate appearances scored this season His season card →

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The card rack

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FlagshipGeorge Lombard Jr. #PP-17 · 2024 Bowman Prospect Power-Up · 550 recent sales 7N ▲0%

His flagship is his rookie — one card, one market.

$1.99Raw$24.14PSA 9$75.00PSA 10$98.00BGS 10PSA 10 · 56 nights

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Scout’s note

George Lombard Jr., a Miami kid and the Yankees' 2023 first-round pick, is 21 and already in the big leagues. Our engine grades his major-league contact in the 68th percentile of the 406 qualified MLB bats we track — EV95 at 107.1 against a 105.8 median, with a luck gap of 0.0152 that says his .237 average is almost exactly what his contact quality earned. Over his last 14 MLB games he hit .281 with a .969 OPS and 4 home runs. The market ranks him No. 17; we print both and reconcile neither.

Note written · FVR scout (GLM-5.2)

We wrote about Jr. here — The Buzz September 25, 2026 · August 30, 2026 · August 5, 2026

Current signals

The read: The market calls Lombard the consensus No. 17 prospect in baseball; our engine grades his major-league contact in the 68th percentile of the 406 qualified MLB bats we track (EV95 107.1; median 105.8). A prospect rank and a contact percentile are different measurements on different scales; we print both and reconcile neither.

SQUARE — the line and the bat agree. Where he sits in the league →

Age
21
The shape of the seasonEV95 102.6 → 109.1 mphweekly · trailing 75 balls in play · full-season EV95: 107.1 mph — the boards use the season figureEV95 is the top of his range, not the middle — the line can fall in the same weeks his typical contact rises.

Where he stands

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Against the 406 qualified major-league hitters — 100+ balls in play this season, the same field the boards are chosen out of. Right is better on every row.

  1. EV95107.168
  2. Deserved (xVal)0.38158
  3. Got (aVal)0.38466
  4. Luck gap (park-adjusted)flipped0.01528

today · 30 days ago, against the 375 men who qualified then · the tick is the midpoint · the number at the right is the percentile, the number beside it the measurement itself.

No hollow dots on his strip. He had not reached 100 balls in play by , so there is no earlier place to mark. He has 110 now.

A second set of books

The same contract, read by MLB Spreadsheets (Ethan Hullihen), as of . We keep two sources on this because one source cannot check itself.

Tax AAV
$0.78M
Term
1 yr
His class
Pre-Arb

What the sheet prices each season at

Season2026202720282029203020312032
SalaryMinimumMinimumMinimumMinimumArb 1Arb 2Arb 3

A base salary under his own reading, and never subtracted from the cash figure above: a signing bonus lands in one and not the other, so the two disagree on most men without either being wrong. And the sheet does not mark which future seasons are GUARANTEED — a club option and a projected arbitration award are both just a number here, so read past the end of the deal as his forecast rather than as money owed.

The tax AAV above is his number under the CBA’s own rulebook, not the average we work out from Cot’s total. On a contract with deferred money the two come apart on purpose — and neither is subtracted from the other.

Collect George Lombard Jr.

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The Bureau on George Lombard Jr.

The scouting press, in their own words

George Lombard Jr. is the second-youngest player to record 3 hits in the first postseason game of his career: -Gregg Jefferies (10/4/1988) NYM (21 years, 64 days) -George Lombard Jr. (9/29/2026) NYY (21 years, 119 days) https://t.co/OoEQUkGwwR

Francys Romero · BeisbolFR · September 29 · on X →

George Lombard Jr.’s swing. My goodness. The last one reminded me of a young Ronald Acuña Jr.

Jon Morosi · MLB Network · September 29 · on X →

⚾ New Cross Examination ⚾ In today's #FantasyBaseball/Prospect notes, I discussed 8️⃣ players, including: - Zack Gelof #Athletics - Josh Jung #AllForTX - Cole Carrigg #Rockies - George Lombard Jr. #RepBX https://t.co/WvgNfFvVdp

Eric Cross · RotoBaller · September 25 · on X →

Umpire favor

+1.0 net runs over 20 graded games — the zone was kind to the umpire on balance.

Biggest swings: +0.5 · +0.4

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The postseason

George Lombard Jr.’s playoff games, each on its reconciled card. Kept apart from the season line below — none of it is counted in a season number on this page.

The line

YearTeamLvlGABRHHRRBISBBBSOAVGOPS
2026New York YankeesMLB42152233672221044.237.699
MLB CAREER42152233672221044.237.699

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