Miles Langhorne

Draft Prospects

• Ranked #390 prospect in 2021 draft
  Langhorne came into the year with a good amount of buzz in the Northeast as a Vanderbilt commit who showed well last summer at the Area Code Games, where he struck out seven of the 10 batters he faced without issuing a walk. Now it seems more likely that Langhorne could end up on campus. At his best this spring, Langhorne's velocity has been at 89-93 mph, with a curveball that's average or a tick better at times, a hit-or-miss slider that was average at best last summer and an infrequent, below-average changeup. He also shortened his arm action coming into the year, but his stuff, results and strike throwing this year have been inconsistent. While he did throw strikes at his Area Code outing, his track record of control is more mixed, with a delivery that flies open early rather than staying on line to the plate. Langhorne could fit into Day Two of the draft—he's also scheduled to pitch this summer in the Futures League against college players—but his up-and-down spring could lead him to Vanderbilt.