Trey Gregory-Alford

Pitching scouting report · 80Grade

Scouting summary

Given his age, frame, and elite arm strength, he projects most realistically as a hard-throwing bullpen arm with a chance to grow into a late-inning role if command and the changeup progress. The fastball/slider combo already profiles as major-league caliber raw stuff, but current execution and control place him in a developmental bucket likely to spend multiple years refining in the minors. Starter upside exists in theory if a usable third pitch and more stable strike throwing emerge, yet the timeline and risk make that outcome less likely. The most conservative path is an up-down reliever who can miss bats with velocity, with room to exceed that if he learns to harness his arsenal.

Projected MLB role: up-down reliever

Frequently asked questions

What position does Trey Gregory-Alford play?

Trey Gregory-Alford plays P.

Is Trey Gregory-Alford a left-handed or right-handed player?

Trey Gregory-Alford bats R and throws R.

Where does Trey Gregory-Alford rank as a prospect?

Trey Gregory-Alford is ranked No. 627 on 80Grade's consolidated prospect rankings.

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