Mac
Bradley

Uncommitted. 6-foot-2, 205 pounds. This freakishly strong backstop is as sure of a bet as it gets to have top of the scale raw power. I can count on one hand the 2025 prospects with Mac’s overall strength & raw power, which are two extremely important traits needed to play this game for a long time. It was at this same Tallulah series in ‘22 that I first got to watch Bradley play. He hit a ball at head height about 390 feet to dead center then, and has put on at least 10 pounds of strength since. This is a dual sport athlete who trucks defenders for fun as a RB, but can just as easily leave them in the dust with his impressive straight line speed. He’s right there with fellow ‘25 C Dominic Stephenson with the run tool, and there are no other catchers even close in the class with that tool. As you see in the video below, his pitch recognition has improved leaps and bounds since last year. It was very encouraging to see him crush 2 breaking balls down the line that just went foul. Without question, Mac will have the bat strength to match elite velocity. Although the timing in his swing mechanics still need to improve, this is a bat filled with dynamite. His catch & throw has gotten so much better since last spring, as he made multiple throws that were on the money vs players with A/AVG MLB speed. The transfer, arm strength, and accuracy has improved. Even better, this was only his 3rd game back from a meniscus injury he had on the football field. So look for his overall game to take a big leap by the end of summer!