Jac Caglianone gives struggling Royals reason to hope with 2 homers, 2 doubles in win over Cubs

Kansas City Royals manager Matt Quatraro was impressed by the performance of first baseman Jac Caglianone in their recent win over the Chicago Cubs. Caglianone delivered two home runs, two doubles, and drove in four runs, becoming the first player in MLB history to achieve this combination in a single game. This remarkable feat marked Caglianone's career-high in hits and put him in the company of only seven other Royals players who have achieved four extra-base hits in one game.

Caglianone's strong start to the season, including a 20-home run total with an average distance of 418.2 feet, has given the struggling Royals a glimmer of hope as they aim to turn their season around.