| Player: Bub Terrell | |||||||||||
| School: Auburn | Position(s): OF | ||||||||||
| Height: 6’3″ | Weight: 224 lbs. | Bats: Left | Throws: Left | ||||||||
| Summary: The Blue Jays took a shot at Terrell by selecting him in the 19th round in 2024, but Terrell was set on attending Auburn. He hit .300 in 57 games for the Tigers as a freshman, but the best is still to come. He spent the majority of his time in left field where he has great range, and there is a shot he moves over to center for the 2026 season where his plus speed will play well, but he also has enough arm for right. He flashes real raw power, even if it didn’t really show up in game in 2025. He has a ton of bat speed, but struggles to recognize spin, which pitchers figured out early, and it limited the power production. If he can improve his pitch recognition and make consistent contact on secondary stuff, the hit/power combo could be one of the better ones in college baseball. | |||||||||||
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