Trey Gregory-Alford Stats & Scouting Report

Full name Trey Gregory-Alford
Born 05/04/2006 in Colorado Springs, CO
Profile Ht.: 6'5" / Wt.: 225 / Bats: R / Throws: R
Drafted in the 11th round (322nd overall) by the Los Angeles Angels in 2024 (signed for $1,957,500).

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School: Coronado HS, Colorado Springs, Col.
Commit/Drafted: Virginia
Age At Draft: 18.2
BA Grade: 50/Extreme
Tools: Fastball: 65. Slider: 60. Changeup: 40. Control: 45.

Gregory-Alford is a power-framed pitcher with power stuff to match. A physically developed 6-foot-5, 235-pound righthander, he regularly pitched in the mid 90s during the showcase circuit in 2023 and consistently reached back for 97-98 mph. His heater is one of the loudest in the prep class and he also showed triple-digit velocity during the 2024 spring season. He throws the pitch with tons of arm speed, and it also features running armside life that will make it even more of a headache for opposing batters. Gregory-Alford’s slider is equally advanced and consistently sits in the mid 80s with a fastball look out of his hand before snapping off with impressive late tilt to dive under barrels. He has used the pitch for whiffs in the zone and chases below it. The plus fastball/slider combo is Gregory-Alford’s bread and butter, but he’s also mixed in the occasional mid-80s changeup that will need to improve significantly to get to the same level. Gregory-Alford has a track record as a scattered strike-thrower, but he did a nice job cleaning up his delivery over the offseason and threw solid strikes this spring. There’s still a bit of reliever risk, but less than there was six months ago. Gregory-Alford is committed to Virginia but is a top-three rounds talent.

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School: Coronado HS, Colorado Springs, Col. Committed: Virginia
Age At Draft: 18.2
Gregory-Alford is a power-framed righthanded pitcher with power stuff to match. Listed at 6-foot-5, 235 pounds, Gregory-Alford regularly pitched in the mid 90s during the showcase circuit and reared back for 97-98 and has even scraped triple digits early in 2024 in bullpens. The fastball is thrown with plenty of arm speed and also features arm-side running life. He throws a slider in the mid 80s that looks like the fastball out of his hand before snapping off with impressive tilt and diving under barrels for misses inside the zone and chases below it. He’s mostly been a two-pitch pitcher and that plus his scattered control will add reliever risk, so improving his command and developing a third pitch are key action items. Gregory-Alford is young for the class and committed to Virginia.