Peyton Prescott

Pitching scouting report · 80Grade

Scouting summary

Given his age, frame, and current two-pitch-focused track record, Prescott most realistically projects as a middle reliever who could handle multi-inning work, with an outside shot to develop into a back-end starter if the changeup improves. Average fastball and breaking ball grades with solid control fit a #5 starter or swingman ceiling rather than impact rotation arm. If he stays in the bullpen, the stuff could play up slightly in shorter bursts and make him a dependable sixth- or seventh-inning option. The developmental path centers on honing fastball command to the edges, sharpening the slider’s consistency, and either growing the changeup or adopting a more distinct weapon to neutralize opposite-side bats.

Projected MLB role: up-down reliever

• Position: P
• Bats: R
• Throws: R
• Height: 72 in
• Weight: 200 lb
• Born: 2004-05-14

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