Two of the game's most well-rounded young position players put their power tools on display Saturday, as Miami's Jazz Chisholm and Seattle's Taylor Trammell each homered, hitting a pair of baseballs a combined 773 feet.

Chisolm, MLB's No. 59 prospect, came through in the Marlins' 3-0 win over the host Mets. In his first at-bat of the day, the 23-year-old middle infielder was behind, 0-2, to Jacob deGrom, when he rocketed a 100.4-mph fastball into the upper deck in right field to put Miami on the board in the second inning. The dinger left Chisholm's bat at 107.4 mph and traveled 402 feet, per Statcast.

The knock was his first of the year, and his third in the Majors. He's 4-for-20 and has also tripled, doubled and stolen two bases this year.

Trammell, meanwhile, collected his first career homer. The No. 93 prospect kickstarted the Mariners in their 4-3 win over the Twins by taking Michael Pineda out of the yard on a 1-0 fastball to lead off the third inning. He also scored the game's final run, starting the top of the 10th on second base, moving to third on a bunt single by Braden Bishop and scooting home on Mitch Haniger sacrifice fly.

The toolsy outfielder had his first hit last Saturday and added another Wednesday. His -for- start figures to turn around; Trammell had a .270/.363/.406 slash line with 33 homers over four Minor League seasons, beginning when he was 18 years old in 2016.

Chisholm and Trammell each also worked a walk.

More notable performances from top prospects on Saturday:

Trevor Rogers, LHP, MIA
Rogers showed grit in earning his first victory of the year, punching out 10 to allow him to turn in six scoreless innings against the Mets. He permitted three hits and a pair of walks, getting out of a first-and-third, no-outs situation in the opening frame and a two-on, nobody-out scenario in the sixth. The 23-year-old southpaw got up to 98.2 mph with his fastball and hit the mid-90s regularly, throwing 56 of 82 pitches for strikes. In his first outing of the season, he allowed three runs -- two earned -- and fanned six over four innings. Gameday»

Alex Lange, RHP, DET The 29th-ranked Tigers prospect made his debut in The Show in the fifth inning and retired the side in order – notching his first career punchout to close out the frame. The righty tossed 11 of his 16 pitches for strikes. The 25-year-old made five Grapefruit League appearances this spring and whiffed four over four innings for Detroit. Gameday»

Zach McKinstry, INF/OF, LAD The No. 15 Dodgers prospect snapped a three-game hitless skid with a two-run knock through the right side in the infield in the second inning. The hit gave the Dodgers the lead for good and was part of a five-run frame. McKinstry reached base again in the eighth after working a five-pitch walk against Wander Suervo. He also recorded an outfield assist in the first when he nabbed Ryan Zimmerman trying to go first to third on a bloop hit. The 25-year-old is batting .280/.321/.520 with seven RBIs through eight games this season. Gameday»

Josh Palacios, OF, TOR
After going hitless in his Major League debut on Friday, Palacios notched the first knock of his career and added three more hits during a 4-for-4 effort. The 25-year-old also walked, reached safely five times and scored four runs while collecting an RBI. Palacios was Toronto's fourth-round pick in the 2016 Draft and posted a .288 average through 349 Minor League games. Gameday»