Jordan Brown Stats & Scouting Report

Full name Jordan Colby Brown
Born 09/09/2001 in Inglewood, CA
Profile Ht.: 6'3" / Wt.: 185 / Bats: R / Throws: R
School Junipero Serra
Drafted in the 6th round (190th overall) by the Cleveland Guardians in 2019 (signed for $230,000).

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Brown is one of most projectable players in the draft class, but he has a long way to go. One of the draft’s youngest players at 17 years old, Brown has a basketball background and stands an appealing 6-foot-4 with long levers. He is still very thin and not yet completely coordinated. Brown launches balls in batting practice and shows average power potential, but he’s still very raw as a hitter and has struggled the few times he’s faced good pitching. He’s a plus runner with above-average arm strength and the athleticism to remain in the infield. Brown needs a few years to grow into his body, but he has upside it if all clicks. He is committed to Fresno State but is considered signable.

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Brown is one of most projectable players in the draft class, but he has a long way to go. One of the draft's youngest players at 17 years old, Brown has a basketball background and stands an appealing 6-foot-4 with long levers. He is still very thin and not yet completely coordinated. Brown launches balls in batting practice and shows average power potential, but he's still very raw as a hitter and has struggled the few times he's faced good pitching. He's a plus runner with above-average arm strength and the athleticism to remain in the infield. Brown needs a few years to grow into his body, but he has upside it if all clicks. He is committed to Fresno State but is considered signable.

Brown is one of most projectable players in the draft class, but he has a long way to go. One of the draft's youngest players at 17 years old, Brown has a basketball background and stands an appealing 6-foot-4 with long levers. He is still very thin and not yet completely coordinated. Brown launches balls in batting practice and shows average power potential, but he's still very raw as a hitter and has struggled the few times he's faced good pitching. He's a plus runner with above-average arm strength and the athleticism to remain in the infield. Brown needs a few years to grow into his body, but he has upside it if all clicks. He is committed to Fresno State but is considered signable.