Brewers prospect Frank Cairone ‘not at fault’ in NJ crash: police…
Brewers prospect Frank Cairone was “not at fault” in the New Jersey crash over the weekend that left him hospitalized, Franklin Township Chief of Police Matthew DeCesari told The Post on Monday.
The crash occurred on Friday at 10:15 p.m. when a feminine driver blew past a cease signal at the intersection of Fries Mill Road and Williamstown Road in Franklinville, New Jersey, close to Cairone’s house, per DeCesari.
“He was not at fault,” DeCesari said.
Frank Cairone was concerned in a critical automotive accident this past Friday in New Jersey. Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images
The driver and a feminine passenger in Cairone’s car have been each injured and transported to Cooper University Hospital in Camden, New Jersey.
The feminine passenger was recognized as his girlfriend.
DeCesari confirmed that Cairone, 18, was airlifted to Atlantic City Medical and stays hospitalized, surrounded by household.
A feminine passenger, recognized as his girlfriend, was in Frank Cairone’s automotive during the accident.
Charges are being issued to the driver who triggered the wreck, including disregarding a cease signal and reckless driving.
“No alcohol or drugs were involved,” DeCesari added.
Cairone, who turned 18 in September, was Milwaukee’s second-round decide (68th general) in the 2025 MLB Draft again in July.
Frank Cairone noticed his inventory skyrocket after a strong senior campaign at Delsea Regional High School, the place he struck out 94 hitters over 44 innings. CHRIS LACHALL/USA TODAY NETWORK ATLANTIC GROUP / USA TODAY NETWORK
Frank Cairone was Milwaukee’s second-round decide (68th general) in the 2025 MLB Draft again in July.
While he’s yet to make his debut, Cairone is presently ranked by MLB.com as the Twenty eighth-best prospect in the Brewers’ system.
Just 17 at the time he was drafted, Cairone noticed his inventory skyrocket after a strong senior campaign at Delsea Regional High School, the place he struck out 94 hitters over 44 innings — hitting the mid-90s together with his fastball, according to NJ.com.
“Frank is everything you want, he wants to work and get better, and I think he knows what he is capable of doing and he has everything you want in his makeup,” former MLB pitcher and current agent Bobby Witt Sr. told the Courier Post about the left-hander.
He also impressed at the MLB Draft Combine in Arizona again in June, the place he obtained to pitch off the mound at Chase Field, house of the Diamondbacks.
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