A new list highlights 11 mid-major college baseball draft prospects to watch as the season approaches. These players, from non-Power Five conferences, showcase a range of talented skills on the field. Featured prospects include Brooks Bryan from Troy, who had a standout sophomore season, and Callan Fang from Harvard, who excelled as both a pitcher and an all-star at the Cape League. Other notable names include Jaden Gustafson, Grant Jay, and Justin Mitrovich, each demonstrating impressive batting or pitching stats that could elevate their draft stock for MLB 2025.
By the Numbers
- Brooks Bryan hit .279/.381/.589 with 18 home runs and a Sun Belt-leading 85 RBIs last spring.
- Callan Fang recorded 83 strikeouts in 77.1 innings with a 4.64 ERA during his sophomore season, followed by a 2.15 ERA in the Cape League.
- Jaden Gustafson posted a .391 batting average with 32 RBIs during the summer in the Jayhawk League.
- Grant Jay had a 90th percentile exit velocity of 110 MPH and 21 home runs in his first two college seasons.
State of Play
- Mid-major programs are gaining attention as they produce top MLB draft prospects.
- Many players have shown significant improvement from their freshman to sophomore years.
- The upcoming college baseball season will serve as a critical evaluation period for these athletes.
What’s Next
As the season unfolds, prospects will have opportunities to attract major league scouts with their performances. Consistency and further development of skills remain essential for these players to solidify their draft positions. Following their progress will be key for teams looking to identify hidden gems in the upcoming MLB draft.
Bottom Line
Keep an eye on mid-major college players as they continue to make a name for themselves in the lead-up to the 2025 MLB Draft. Their diverse skill sets and impressive stats can transcend traditional conference boundaries, resulting in potential high selections come draft day.
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