Trevor Harrison Stats & Scouting Report

IP	60.1
ERA	3.13
WHIP	1.310
BB/9	4.8
SO/9	8.2

Full name Trevor Harrison
Born 08/08/2005 in Safety Harbor, FL
Profile Ht.: 6'4" / Wt.: 225 / Bats: R / Throws: R
School Mitchell HS, New Port Richey, Fla.
Drafted in the 5th round (156th overall) by the Tampa Bay Rays in 2023 (signed for $847,500).

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School: Mitchell HS, New Port Richey, Fla. Source: HS

Commit/Drafted: Florida State
Age At Draft: 17.9
Harrison is a big and physical, 6-foot-4, 220-pound righthander with a filled-out lower half and a fastball that has ticked up in 2023. After pitching in the upper 80s and touching 93 during the summer and fall of 2022, Harrison came out of the gate with a low-90s fastball that touched 95. The heater has solid arm-side run and he also has shown decent shape to a slurvy breaking ball as well as some feel for a changeup that mirrors his fastball shape. Harrison is committed to Florida State and attends the same high school as potential 2023 first-rounder Aidan Miller. He’ll still be 17 on draft day, which puts him on the younger end for high school players in the class.

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BA Grade/Risk: 55/High

Track Record: Harrison grew up just north of Tampa and has been a Rays fan all his life. He was a teammate of Phillies shortstop prospect Aidan Miller at Mitchell High. Harrison was primarily a first baseman and catcher until his junior year. He moved to the mound and quickly blossomed. The Rays convinced him to forgo a Florida State commitment with a well above-slot $847,500 bonus as a fifth-round pick in 2023. Harrison made his pro debut in 2024 with an assignment to the Rookie-level Florida Complex League, then earned a midseason promotion to Low-A Charleston. His best start of the year came in the Carolina League playoffs, when he held Kannapolis to one hit in five scoreless innings while striking out six.

Scouting Report: Harrison has gone from touching 95 mph as a high school senior to sitting at 95 in his first pro season. His fastball doesn’t have exceptional carry, but his velocity—he touches 98-99 now—makes it a plus pitch. Harrison was heavily fastball-reliant early in 2024, but he developed more and more comfort in his slider and changeup as the season progressed. His 84-86 mph slider has modest tilt but plenty of power. His changeup has separation, deception and some fade. Both flash above-average-to-plus and should continue to develop as he gains more confidence in them. He has average control.

The Future: The Rays had three young, high-ceiling starters at Class A in 2024: Harrison, Gary Gill Hill and Santiago Suarez. Of the three, Harrison has a bit further to go, but he also has the highest ceiling. Harrison has the physicality to develop into a frontline starter with power stuff. He may return to Charleston to start the season, but he should spend most of 2025 at High-A Bowling Green.

Scouting Grades: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 55 | Changeup: 60 | Control: 50.

Draft Prospects

School: Mitchell HS, New Port Richey, Fla. Source: HS

Commit/Drafted: Florida State
Age At Draft: 17.9
Harrison is a big and physical, 6-foot-4, 220-pound righthander with a filled-out lower half and a fastball that has ticked up in 2023. After pitching in the upper 80s and touching 93 during the summer and fall of 2022, Harrison came out of the gate with a low-90s fastball that touched 95. The heater has solid arm-side run and he also has shown decent shape to a slurvy breaking ball as well as some feel for a changeup that mirrors his fastball shape. Harrison is committed to Florida State and attends the same high school as potential 2023 first-rounder Aidan Miller. He’ll still be 17 on draft day, which puts him on the younger end for high school players in the class.