Miami Marlins Prospect Does Something Rarely Seen in History During Massive MiLB Performance

His line in the box score looks like something out of a video game: two hits in four at bats, two runs, a walk and eight RBIs.

According to reporting from MLB.com, the feat has been accomplished seven times since 2015 on the minor league level. In the majors, Josh Willingham became the 13th player to achieve a game with two grand slams when he did it on July 27, 2009, as a member of the Washington Nationals.

Willingham played 1,146 more games in the major leagues. He hit just one additional grand slam.

Ignoffo has shown his ability to drive in runs during his brief time in the minor leagues.

The 5-foot-9, 215-pound player has six homers and 31 RBIs in 25 games this season. Last year, in 79 games at Single-A Jupiter and 24 more at Beloit, he hit six more homers and drove in 58 runs while batting a combined .324.

He is still learning a new position, too. The organization converted him to catcher in 2024 after stints at second base, third base, left field and right field.

And how is Ignoffo doing behind the plate for the Marlins’ affiliate? In 100 games, encompassing 868.2 innings, he has a fielding percentage of .993.