Trevor Condon, the No. 13 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft by the St. Louis Cardinals, has already drawn comparisons to Cubs superstar Pete Crow-Armstrong because of his blinding speed and his daring nature when running the bases and running down balls in the outfield.

Less than three weeks after the Minor League playoffs ended, the St. Louis Cardinals already have many of their top prospects back at work at their Spring Training facility in Jupiter, Fla. Rainiel Rodriguez and Liam Doyle are among the prospects in attendance.

Trevor Condon, the No. 13 pick of the first round of the MLB Draft by the Cardinals, hit the first homer of his professional career in Palm Beach's 11-0 rout of Daytona on Tuesday night. Condon is hitting .280 with a double and a homer in his first six Minor League games.

Speedy prep outfielder Trevor Condon and hard-throwing right-handed pitcher Tegan Kuhns are ranked No. 4 and No. 5, respectively, among the Cardinals' prospects in their Minor League system by Baseball America. Condon, 18, the No. 13 pick in last week's MLB Draft.

The Cincinnati Reds' top pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, shortstop Justin Lebron, joined a few other recent first-rounders to land $5 million signing bonuses.

The St. Louis Cardinals selected a high school player with their first-round draft pick, who is clearly confident in his skills.

The 13th overall pick.

Trevor Condon has been selected in the first round of the 2026 MLB Draft.

Condon, who is not related to fellow Georgian Charlie Condon, carved his own path in the northern Atlanta suburbs, hitting .504 with 9 HRs and 42 RBI.