Anthony Pack

Draft Prospects

• Ranked #210 prospect in 2025 draft
  School: Millikan HS, Long Beach, Calif. Drafted/Committed: Texas
  Age At Draft: 18.6
  
  Pack Jr. is a compact lefthanded hitter and outfielder with a 5-foot-11, 175-pound frame and balanced set of tools. While he doesn’t have huge power and lacks the sort of physical projection to dream on lots more coming, Pack has always stood out for his bat speed. He fires his hands quickly through the zone with a tight turn of the barrel that keeps his hands inside the ball. He has a crouched, slightly open stance and does a nice job letting the ball travel and driving hard, low line drives up the middle. While Pack might not have big home run upside, he should collect plenty of extra-base hits on balls in the gaps thanks to his contact ability and speed. He’s a plus runner who gets out of the box quickly and should be a regular threat on the bases. His speed, range, instincts and athleticism will give him a chance to be an above-average defender in center field, and he also has a solid arm. Pack has up-the-middle tools and a leadoff-hitting look, but some teams might prefer to see him prove his offensive ability at Texas.
• Ranked #33 prospect in 2025 draft
  School: Millikan HS, Long Beach, Calif. Committed: Texas
  Age At Draft: 18.6
  Pack Jr. is one of the more explosive players in the 2025 class. His bat speed stacks up among the best in the country, with the ability to fire his hands quickly and take a tight turn of the barrel to keep his hands inside the ball against pitches on the inner third. At 5-foot-10, Pack isn’t that tall, but his bat speed enables him to generate hard contact with a line-drive approach. Pack is a plus runner whose athleticism, range and instincts give him a chance to be a plus defender in center field.