Ty
Hamilton

Ty Hamilton is a physical 6-foot-2, 205-pound two-way prospect with some of the louder tools in the '26 class. On the mound, he shows a raw but explosive operation with a fastball that touches 90 mph (sitting 85–89) and an ability to rotate with intent. The breaking stuff includes a 66–69 mph curveball (2168 max rpm) with depth and a firmer 70–72 mph slider (2303 max rpm) that flashes sharpness. He also mixes in a 73–75 mph changeup with low spin and sink. Offensively, Hamilton’s power is real—producing a 100 mph max exit velocity and 390' peak distance. The swing is still developing, but the strength, bat speed, and impact are apparent. A high-upside, raw athlete whose engine is ahead of the polish right now, but the tools are undeniable.

'26 RHP Ty Hamilton (Sullivan) was a pop-up '26 arm, unknown to our staff prior to this event. Hamilton immediately passes the eye test with a physical, muscular, 6-foot-1, 195 pound frame. The present strength in his lower half translates to the mound and helps him whip his loose, quick arm to a 3/4 release point. Hamilton pitched at 83-87 mph during his bullpen, before ramping up near the end and grabbing two 89s and a 91 to show off his arm strength. The fastball plays with arm-side run, complimenting his mid-70s change that shows similiar action. Hamilton also showed the ability to manipulate spin, offering an upper-60s curveball and low-to-mid 70s slider, both spinning north of 2300. Four above average offerings with quality arm strength makes Hamilton an intriguing '26 follow moving forward.