Ryan
Bradford

Perhaps the day’s biggest winner was OF Ryan Bradford (Seckman, 2025). Bradford has added significant mass since we saw him last winter, now standing at a muscled-up 5-foot-11, 171-pounds with strength attached throughout. He showed elite bat speed at the plate, peaking at 85.3 mph, while averaging 79.8 mph per swing. That, paired with his inherent strength, helped Bradford pummel baseballs on repeat, squaring balls up at 89.9 mph on average with a 102.2 mph max. He hit the day’s furthest ball (351 ft.) and his 267 ft. average batted distance tied for the event lead, too. Bradford took defensive reps on the infield and from the outfield, reaching 83 mph highs from both spots, and he also ran a 3.89 30-yard dash earlier in the day. Bradford is firmly a name we’ll be monitoring this spring, and he’s one of the top sophomores we’ve seen on our winter circuit thus far.

Positional Profile: OF/SS
Body: 5-10, 171-pounds. Strong, muscled-up frame with strength throughout.
Hits: RHH. Quiet start in the box, balanced setup, smooth and easy hand load, strides short. Strong hands with easy bat speed, simple swing, doesn't try to do too much. Long barrel through the zone, uphill at times. Produces high-end outputs without much effort.
Power: 102 max exit velocity, averaged 89.9 MPH. 351' max distance.
Arm: RH. INF-83 mph.OF-83 mph. Short arm action, high 3/4 slot.
Defense: Worked out in the outfield and infield. Tempo'd mover in the outfield, gathers out front and plays with rhythm to release. Travels low to the ground on the infield, quick feet that cover ground, comfortable on the move. Soft hands play out front of body, clean and quick to release.