Three of the biggest prospects in the Chicago Cubs system are headed to the Iowa Cubs, creating what could be one of the biggest prospect packed rosters in all of Minor League Baseball.

Infielders Matt Shaw and James Triantos, along with outfielder Kevin Alcantara have been promoted from Double-A Tennessee and are expected to join the Iowa Cubs in Omaha on Tuesday, Jared Banner, the Cubs assistant general manager, told the Register on Sunday night.

The three are ranked among the Top 10 prospects in the organization by MLB Pipeline, which also lists them among the Top 100 in all of baseball.

Their additions are a huge boost to Iowa which could see interest in the team rapidly rise with their promotions from the Double-A Tennessee Smokies.

The 22-year-old Shaw was Chicago’s first round pick in last season’s draft. The infielder, who is ranked the second-best prospect in the organization and 29th-best in all of baseball, hit .279/.373/.468 with 11 doubles and 14 homers in 86 games with the Smokies.

Triantos, a 21-year-old, was a second-round pick by the Cubs in the 2021 draft and is ranked the fourth-best player in the Cubs system and 51st in all of baseball. In 89 games with the Smokies this season, he’s hit .300/.345/.437 with 18 doubles, five triples and seven home runs.

Alcantara, 22, was picked up by the Cubs in the Anthony Rizzo trade. Ranked the sixth-best prospect of the Cubs and the 63rd in all of baseball, he’s hit .271/.342/.409 with 13 doubles and nine homers in 76 games with Tennessee this season.

The addition of the three gives Iowa a prospect packed roster with seven of the organization’s Top 10 prospects with the team. Pitcher Cade Horton, the top-ranked prospect, is currently on the injured list. Iowa outfielder Owen Caissie (three), infielder Moises Ballesteros (five) and reliever Michael Arias (nine) are also on Iowa’s roster.

Iowa begins a six-game series at Omaha on Tuesday.

Everything’s not rosy in this Pleasantville.

An Iowa woman from the tiny city that bears the same name as the 1998 film “Pleasantville” is accused of poisoning her husband with eyedrops at least twice last year, according to police.

Daisy Zantjer, 39, was arrested last Tuesday more than a year after she allegedly spiked her hubby’s drinks with the over-the-counter product that contains ingredients including the “harmful” tetrahydrozoline hydrochloride, according to court documents.

The eyedrops were placed in her spouse’s drink on two separate occasions in July 2023, according to a criminal complaint obtained by WHO 13.

“Daisy Zantjer did admit during an interview to administering a harmful substance, on two separate occasions, called tetrahydrozoline hydrochloride to her husband,” the complaint stated about the July 2023 incidents, according to Law and Crime.

Her husband survived the alleged poisonings but was hospitalized after struggling to breathe after drinking the tainted beverages, KCCI reported.

Ingesting tetrahydrozoline hydrochloride can lead to sleepiness, low blood pressure and a dangerously slow heart rate, according to Poison Control.

“When you ingest it, it very rapidly can cross the blood barrier and have toxic effects within your blood, your brain, your central nervous system, and quickly affects the whole body,” Dr. Brooke Johnson told KCCI.

More serious symptoms can include falling into a coma and seizures, according to Mount Sinai.

Zantjer was charged with a pair of counts each of administering harmful substances and domestic abuse – injury or mental illness, according to the station. She is being held in the Marion County Jail on a $12,000 cash/surety bond.

The couple lives in Pleasantville, Iowa, which is about 25 miles southeast of Des Moines and has a population of less than 2,000.

The city’s motto is, “The name says it all.”

“With safe streets, quality schools and blossoming industry, the Pleasantville area provides for an excellent hub for all businesses and opportunities,” the city’s website brags.