Ricky Tiedemann

Pitching scouting report · 80Grade

Scouting summary

Given the combination of a lively fastball, plus changeup and usable breaking ball, he still projects as a potential mid-rotation starter if health and command cooperate. The more realistic outcome, considering repeated arm issues and control volatility, is a durable #3–4 starter or a high-leverage multi-inning reliever. To reach the #3 starter outcome, he must demonstrate the ability to handle 140+ innings with only modest stuff degradation while trimming the walks to fringe-average levels. If that does not materialize, his stuff should still play in one- to two-inning bursts, where the fastball/changeup could overpower hitters even with below-average strike throwing. Organization usage patterns over the next two seasons will likely clarify whether they continue to develop him on a starter’s track or shift toward maximizing impact in shorter stints.

Projected MLB role: #3 starter

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Frequently asked questions

What position does Ricky Tiedemann play?

Ricky Tiedemann plays P.

Is Ricky Tiedemann a left-handed or right-handed player?

Ricky Tiedemann bats L and throws L.

Where does Ricky Tiedemann rank as a prospect?

Ricky Tiedemann is ranked No. 360 on 80Grade's consolidated prospect rankings.

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