Bryce Reagan

Draft Prospects

• Ranked #220 prospect in 2018 draft
  A switch-hitting infielder committed to Texas, Reagan would have been one of the best prospects out of New Hampshire this spring but transferred to IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.) to play alongside Blaze Alexander. The move allowed Reagan to face much better competition, but also meant he had to split time at shortstop with Alexander, who is the superior defender. Reagan has a solid arm that would likely be enough for the position with good footwork as well, but scouts think he'll be a better fit at third base or second base in the future. He is a below-average runner. His swing from the left side is more advanced than his righthanded swing. From the left side he is more fluid and natural, compared to a stiffer swing from the right side. He showed real talent with the bat during the summer, including a loud East Coast Pro showcase performance. He has a strong work ethic and passion for the game. From a professional perspective, scouts saw less out of his bat than they wanted and he looked more like just another solid player in Florida compared to a big fish in a smaller pond back in New Hampshire. A team that believes in his bat could still buy him out of a strong Texas commit.