Max Belyeu

Draft Prospects

• Ranked #41 prospect in 2025 draft
  School: Texas. Committed: Never Drafted. Age At Draft: 21.6
  
  Belyeu logged just 20 at-bats for Texas as a freshman in 2023, but he broke out in a big way in 2024. The 6-foot-2, 210-pound Belyeu won Big 12 Player of the Year after hitting .329/.423/.667 with 15 doubles, 18 home runs and 53 RBIs in 59 games. He has above-average power to the pull side and also has solid bat-to-ball skills. Belyeu’s routes in the outfield can get scenic at times, but he has a borderline plus arm and seems destined to end up in right field professionally.
• Ranked #24 prospect in 2025 draft
  School: Texas Drafted: Never Drafted
  Age At Draft: 21.6
  Belyeu logged just 20 at-bats for Texas as a freshman in 2023, but he broke out in a big way in 2024. The 6-foot-2, 210-pound Belyeu won Big 12 Player of the Year after hitting .329/.423/.667 with 15 doubles, 18 home runs and 53 RBIs in 59 games. He has above-average power to the pull side and also has solid bat-to-ball skills. Belyeu’s routes in the outfield can get scenic at times, but he has a borderline plus arm and seems destined to end up in right field professionally.
• Ranked #167 prospect in 2022 draft
  School: Aledo (Texas) HS Committed/Drafted: Texas
  Age At Draft: 18.6
  BA Grade: 40/Extreme
  Scouting Grades: Hit: 50 | Power: 50 | Run: 45 | Field: 45 | Arm: 50
  Belyeu is a free-swinging lefthanded hitter who impressed Texas scouts last fall with his feel for hitting. He’s stood out against more advanced competition and this spring there was a decent amount of scouting hype on him at his Aledo, Texas high school. A 6-foot-2, 195-pound outfielder, Belyeu has mostly fringe-average tools across the board and a profile that will be driven by his pure hitting ability and future power potential. Belyeu has a simple and smooth lefthanded stroke with slight lift and solid pop presently, with a frame that should be able to add more strength and potentially get to average power production in the future. He has a quiet lower half at the plate and starts his swing with a small leg kick, and shows good rhythm in the box. Belyeu looks like a future fringe-average runner who would likely fit best in a corner, with solid arm strength, at the next level. Because of that, some teams could prefer to see him prove it in college like other bat-first prep corner profiles, though there’s enough attention to think a team could try and buy him out of a Texas commitment this July.