Dylan Jordan Stats & Scouting Report

Full name Dylan Jordan
Born 10/15/2005 in Melbourne, FL
Profile Ht.: 6'3" / Wt.: 205 / Bats: R / Throws: R
School Viera
Drafted in the 5th round (143rd overall) by the Los Angeles Angels in 2024 (signed for $1,247,500).

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School: Viera HS, Melbourne, Fla.
Commit/Drafted: Florida State
Age At Draft: 18.8
BA Grade: 45/Extreme
Tools: Fastball: 55. Slider: 60. Changeup: 40. Control: 40.

Jordan impressed as an underclassman at the WWBA World Championship in Jupiter, Fla. in October 2022, when he touched 91 mph. His velocity ticked up from that point and he put himself into a tier of high school players that has some of the most exciting pure stuff in the class. Listed at 6-foot-3, 205 pounds, Jordan has a strong body and long, whippy arm action that includes a full arm swing in the back and a low three-quarters slot. He drops deep into his legs in his delivery and creates a tough angle for hitters, but that same delivery causes questions for scouts because of his arm action and lack of command. He has a lively running fastball that sits in the low 90s and has been up to 95 mph. His slider is a standout swing-and-miss pitch with plus potential in the low 80s. He leans heavily on the breaking ball, which can start on the outer rail to righties before sweeping with sharp lateral break to induce chases and ugly swings. Jordan also has a changeup but doesn’t use it much. He’s committed to Florida State and has a chance to wind up there because of his reliever risk.

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School: Viera HS, Melbourne, Fla. Committed: Florida State
Age At Draft: 18.8
Jordan impressed as an underclassman at the WWBA World Championship in Jupiter, Fla. in October 2022, when he touched 91 mph. Since then, he has taken off to put himself into the group of the elite pitchers in the country for 2024. Listed at 6-foot-3, 205 pounds, Jordan has long, whippy arm action in a full arm swing into a low three-quarters slot and sinks deep into his legs in his delivery. It creates a difficult angle for hitters and lively arm-side run on a fastball that parks in the low 90s, reaches 95 mph and should have more velocity to come. Jordan’s slider was a high swing-and-miss pitch before and is even more so now that he’s throwing everything with more power. It’s a low-80s slider with plus potential that he leans on heavily. It starts on the outer third to righties and sweeps away with sharp lateral break to rack up whiffs. Jordan has a changeup as well but doesn’t throw it much yet. He is committed to Florida State.