Chase Shores
Pitching scouting report · 80Grade
Scouting summary
With health and normal development, he projects as a power arm who slots best as a mid-to-back-end starter or high-leverage bullpen piece, depending on command gains. If his strike throwing improves into fringe-average and the changeup becomes a usable third pitch, he has a path to a #3/4 starter outcome on the back of a plus fastball and above-average slider. More modest progress, where command remains below-average and the third pitch lags, likely lands him as a multi-inning or late-inning reliever who leans on power stuff. Given the risk factors, the most conservative forecast is a useful major-league arm with role fluidity rather than a locked-in rotation anchor.
Projected MLB role: #4 starter
- Position: P
- Bats: R
- Throws: R
- Height: 80 in
- Weight: 245 lb
- Born: 2004-05-21
- 80Grade overall rank: #517
- 80Grade team rank: #14
Frequently asked questions
What position does Chase Shores play?
Chase Shores plays P.
Is Chase Shores a left-handed or right-handed player?
Chase Shores bats R and throws R.
Where does Chase Shores rank as a prospect?
Chase Shores is ranked No. 517 on 80Grade's consolidated prospect rankings.