Dylan Dubovik

Draft Prospects

• Ranked #141 prospect in 2025 draft
  School: American Heritage HS, Plantation, Fla. Drafted/Committed: Miami
  Age At Draft: 18.2
  
  BA Grade: 50/Extreme
  
  Dubovik is a high-upside athlete and physical toolshed who brings plenty of above-average or better tools to the table. He has a great frame with present strength at 6-foot-4, 210 pounds and on a given day will show electricity in all phases of the game. The biggest question for Dubovik is centered on how much he’ll hit. While he has impressive natural bat speed, he’s not a natural hitter and comes with some stiffness in the box and plenty of length in his swing. He had concerning swing-and-miss tendencies throughout the showcase circuit in 2024, and also struck out a decent amount in high school with American Heritage this spring. He needs more reps against high-quality velocity and secondaries, and will need to rein in his swing decisions. If he can find the barrel more frequently, Dubovik can do plenty of damage with his plus raw power. Dubovik is an above-average runner who could be a plus base stealer. His arm strength is among the best in the prep class. It’s a 70-grade tool that would be an asset at third base or a weapon in the outfield—his most likely defensive home—where he could have the athleticism to handle all three spots. Dubovik comes with upside but has wide error bars, and might be best served refining his hitting ability at Miami.
  
  Scouting Grades: Hit: 40 | Power: 55 | Run:55 | Field: 50 | Arm: 70.
• Ranked #30 prospect in 2025 draft
  School: American Heritage HS, Plantation, Fla. Committed: Miami
  Age At Draft: 18.2
  Dubovik stands out right away for his tall, athletic frame and tool set. He’s 6-foot-4, 210 pounds with a strong, well-proportioned build with a high waist and flashes of above-average raw power that should become plus. An aggressive hitter with a pull approach, Dubovik does have a good track record of hitting in games, though there’s some rawness to his swing with his tools and athleticism standing out more than his pure hitting ability. Dubovik has big power and 70-grade arm strength. He has spent time at third base and in the outfield, but looks more comfortable in the outfield where he’s a solid-average runner who likely fits best in an outfield corner.