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Bralyn Brazoban

Age 20 B/T L/L 6′2″, 180 lb Dominican Republic
Pittsburgh org

Development · trends & plan

Tracked levels only. Monthly values; gaps mark the offseason. The number beside each line is its last month, with that month’s sample (faded under 50 PA or 150 pitches), not the season.

Plan for 2027

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    Impact high ask Hit the ball harder

    Average exit velocity ranks in the 15th percentile of the Florida State League hitters (150+ PA). The target beats regression to the mean: it is his expected next season with no plan (a value this far from the Bradenton (FSL) median tends to come back part of the way) plus the step a quarter of similar players beat. At 20, he’s about 4 years younger than the typical Bradenton (FSL) player, so the level median is a high bar.

    Exit velocity: 83.3 mph target 85.3 mph no plan ≈ 83.9 mph No one-season check: a lean. Telling this target from noise takes about 301 balls in play; he had 108 in 2026. If he moves up to High-A Greensboro or Double-A Altoona, there’s no public pitch tracking: check his isolated power (ISO) in box scores as a rough stand-in instead. There’s no level-adjusted target, because box scores don’t carry this goal’s measure; the club’s own tracking does. Bradenton (FSL) tracking
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    Contact high ask Make more contact on strikes

    Zone contact ranks in the 2nd percentile of the Florida State League hitters (150+ PA). The target beats regression to the mean: it is his expected next season with no plan (a value this far from the Bradenton (FSL) median tends to come back part of the way) plus the step a quarter of similar players beat. At 20, he’s about 4 years younger than the typical Bradenton (FSL) player, so the level median is a high bar.

    Zone contact: 64% target 72% no plan ≈ 69% Check at the 2027 All-Star break · noise then ±4% If he moves up to High-A Greensboro or Double-A Altoona, there’s no public pitch tracking: check his strikeout rate (K%) in box scores instead. There’s no level-adjusted target, because box scores don’t carry this goal’s measure; the club’s own tracking does. Bradenton (FSL) tracking

Each goal is checked when his sample can tell the target from noise: the 2027 All-Star break if it can by then, else season’s end or the sample it needs; if no single season can, it’s a lean. Coach card

Trends · Bradenton

Chase rate 17% Sep ’26 · 21 PA Jun ’26 – Sep ’26
Zone contact 52% Sep ’26 · 21 PA Jun ’26 – Sep ’26
Exit velocity (avg) 79.9 mph Sep ’26 · 21 PA Jun ’26 – Sep ’26
xwOBA .301 Sep ’26 · 21 PA Jun ’26 – Sep ’26
Strikeout rate 48% Sep ’26 · 21 PA Jun ’26 – Sep ’26

Florida State League tracking · 2026 percentiles

vs. 106 Florida State League hitters (150+ PA) · 220 tracked PA · the share he beats, so higher is better (less chasing, fewer strikeouts)

Exit velo (avg) 83.3 Exit velo (avg): 83.3, 15th percentile
Zone contact 64% Zone contact: 64%, 2nd percentile
Chase % 28% Chase %: 28%, 35th percentile
Strikeout % 36.8% Strikeout %: 36.8%, 4th percentile

Minor leagues

MLB Stats API · public box-score data

SeasonLevelLevelTeamAgeGPA / IPPA / IP ·Line
2026AABradenton Marauders1960241 PA 241 PA · .206/.311/.297 · 3 HR · 36.5% K · 12.4% BB
2026ROKROKFCL Pirates191981 PA 81 PA · .300/.383/.571 · 2 HR · 34.6% K · 11.1% BB
2025ROKROKFCL Pirates1833118 PA 118 PA · .221/.291/.298 · 0 HR · 22.0% K · 5.9% BB

Prospect Pipeline: Perf+ 95 over his 2026 season (322 PA, mostly A), 1.1 years younger than his level; trend +2.3 since 2025 (inside the year-to-year noise). Tag: On track. Prospects →

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