The Giants have had somewhat of a rocky start to the 2026 MLB season, as they sit at a 5-8 record through their first 13 games.However, if there were a reason for fans to stop stressing over whether or not Tony Vitello is the answer, it’d be a certain someone in the farm system. As the Giants’ hitters look for their bats to wake up, the team’s Single-A shortstop prospect, Jhonny Level, has been as hot as they come for the San Jose Giants.As shared to X by MLB Pipeline, the 19-year-old prospect out of Venezuela is leading all prospects within the Top 100 in OPS. 19-year-old Jhonny Level leads all Top 100 prospects with a 1.517 OPS More on the #SFGiants shortstop who is off to a scorching start at Single-A: https://t.co/w4GVsgT8uA pic.twitter.com/Pr63sIuE5B — MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) April 9, 2026 As revealed by MLB’s Rob Terranova, Level leads all minor leaguers not in Triple-A in total bases (22), which started a week earlier. He is also hitting an impressive .522 while slugging .957.Although he looks like one of the best players in the lower levels, the Giants were able to sign him for just $997,500 in 2024. The...