Austin
Bradbury

6/14/17 Toolsy 6-foot-2, 190-pound athlete. Right-handed hitter starts from an open, upright stance and strides slightly closed. Has bat speed and swings with intent (92 mph exit velocity), although path can get long, as he primarily employs a grip-it-and-rip-it approach in the box. Did show an ability to barrel the baseball to both sides of the field during his BP round. Long strides produced a 6.76 60-yard dash and 4.40 in-game home-to-1B time. Exhibited athletic actions in the outfield with a slingshot arm action that produced 93 mph arm strength. Raw on the mound, his fastball was scattershot at 83-85, while he slows his tempo on his mid-70s change-up. Doesn't take full advantage of his size and potential downhill angle, collapsing his lower half and pushing the ball to the plate with a low elbow.

2/12/17 Projectable, athletic, 6-foot-2, 190-pound right-handed hitter. Starts from a slightly open stance with low hands and raises them with an accompanying bat waggle as he strides to square. Due to occasional spin and some length, he struggled to consistently square-up the baseball early in his BP round, but had a three-swing stretch toward the end during which the ball absolutely flew off his barrel. Big power potential with plenty of room for continued strength in his frame and current 92 mph exit velocity. Ran a 7.03 60-yard dash, although has been as quick as a 6.89 four months ago. Super live outfield arm at 92 mph with carry.

10/29/16 At 6-foot-2, 190-pounds, Bradbury looks the part of a high school senior but has yet to suit up for his sophomore season. The right-handed hitter starts from a slightly open stance and initiates significant barrel whip with a weight shift stride and strong hip rotation. Bradbury barreled the baseball consistently during his round of batting practice with a bat exit velocity of 94 mph. He showcased athletic actions in the outfield with 91 mph arm strength and above average foot speed (6.89 60-yard dash).

The righty sat 81-84 during his bullpen session with some hip coil to his delivery out of a high 3/4 arm slot. He also flashed command of a drop down fastball at similar velocity with some arm-side run. Bradbury's curveball shows 11/5 shape at 66-68 and he also displayed a slider at 72 mph. His changeup at 70-75 is his best secondary pitch at this point, showing arm-side run with good arm speed. While likely a position player at the next level, the sophomore shows the arm strength from the outfield that could translate into velocity spikes on the mound as well.

1/31/16 6-foot-1, 185-pound prospect with advanced athletic ability. The right-handed hitter starts from a slightly open stance and utilizes a leg-lift stride to initiate his swing. Bradbury has some length to his swing but showed projectable power when on time to the baseball with a bat exit velocity of 90 mph. The freshman ran a 7.25 60-yard dash and flashed 82 mph arm strength from the outfield. Bradbury has the tools to be a highly recruited outfielder in this class. While his skills are still raw, his potential is evident in all of his actions.