Zyhir Hope's debut market surged 94 cents to 96¢ after the Dodgers prospect recently hit his third homer at Double-A Tulsa, putting him on track to open the 2026 season at the affiliate and potentially earning a promotion to Oklahoma City mid-season. The 20-year-old outfielder was already projected for a 2026 MLB debut based on his Arizona Fall League performance, with scouts noting his elite 108.5 mph exit velocity and plus speed. Hope now ranks as the No. 27 overall prospect in baseball and No. 2 in the Dodgers' organization, combining elite sprint speed with raw power that produced a 470-foot home run. The dramatic price swing suggests traders believe something has changed — likely team confidence in his readiness or roster construction needs that could fast-track his promotion timeline.