MLB Draft Combine 2025: Meet the 10 Rising Stars Who Shocked Scouts in Phoenix This Week
6. INF/OF Quentin Young, Oaks Christian School (CA)
The nephew of Delmon and Dmitri (who were both first-round picks and played a combined 2,482 major-league games), Young is one of the more polarizing prospects in this year’s class, and his performance at the combine did little to clarify his enigmatic profile. Young has a massive physical presence, with a well-built, 6-foot-5 frame that offers plenty to dream on while also eliciting questions about his future defensive home. His BP session Tuesday was predictably spectacular, with Young registering the highest non-Compton exit velocity, at 115.4 mph, and launching five other balls in excess of 111. During infield drills, Young took grounders at shortstop, where he played primarily during his high school senior season. He was more inconsistent than most of his infielder peers but also showed flashes of uncommon athletic grace for a player his size.
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