Dean Moss

Draft Prospects

• Ranked #9 prospect in 2025 draft
  School: IMG Academy, Bradenton, Fla. Committed: LSU
  Age At Draft: 19.3
  Moss is one of the most dangerous offensive threats in the 2025 class with his mix of hitting ability, plate discipline and power. He showed that talent throughout the summer playing up a level for the 17U Canes National team with some of the top 2024 players in the country, consistently getting on base at a high clip and driving the ball for extra-base damage. Moss has an advanced approach for his age, keeping his head locked in to help him recognize pitches and maintain a keen eye for the strike zone. He manipulates the barrel well with his left-handed swing to make contact at a high rate and use the whole field. Moss isn’t big and bulky like other top power hitters his age, but he has some of the best bat speed in the class. That helps him drive the ball for some of the best power in the country, with power that translates in games. He’s an offensive-minded player who plays center field at IMG Academy and has improved his speed to become a solid-average runner. His defensive instincts are an asset in center field, though long term in the major leagues he likely projects as a corner outfielder.
• Ranked #8 prospect in 2025 draft
  School: IMG Academy, Bradenton, Fla. Committed: LSU
  Age At Draft: 19.3
  Moss is one of the most dangerous offensive threats in the 2025 class with his mix of hitting ability, plate discipline and power. Moss has an advanced approach for his age, keeping his head locked in to help him recognize pitches and maintain a keen eye for the strike zone. He manipulates the barrel well with his lefthanded swing to make contact at a high rate and use the whole field. Moss isn’t big and bulky like other top power hitters his age, but he has some of the best bat speed in the class. That helps him drive the ball for some of the best power in the country, with power that translates in games. He’s an offensive-minded player who plays center field at IMG Academy and has improved his speed to become a solid-average runner. His defensive instincts are an asset in center field, though long term in the major leagues he likely projects as a corner outfielder.