Dylan Ross

Pitching scouting report · 80Grade

Scouting summary

Given his age, relief-only track, and history of control issues, the most realistic path is a power middle reliever who shuttles between Triple-A and the majors. The fastball has enough life and velocity to miss bats, and the breaking ball flashes as a legitimate out pitch, but subpar command limits a higher-leverage ceiling. Injuries and late development compress his runway for big mechanical overhauls, so improvement likely comes via marginal command gains and more focused usage patterns. Ceiling looks like a useful middle-innings arm who can miss bats but will always live with some walk risk; floor is a Quad-A reliever who struggles to throw strikes consistently against big-league lineups.

Projected MLB role: up-down reliever

Frequently asked questions

What position does Dylan Ross play?

Dylan Ross plays P.

Is Dylan Ross a left-handed or right-handed player?

Dylan Ross bats R and throws R.

Where does Dylan Ross rank as a prospect?

Dylan Ross is ranked No. 1066 on 80Grade's consolidated prospect rankings.

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