Reagan Todd

Organization Prospect Rankings

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  Ranked Colorado Rockies #28 prospect in 2022
  Track Record: A local product who starred at Regis Jesuit High School, Todd played two seasons at Arizona State before transferring to Colorado Mesa. The Rockies took him in the 32nd round, and he signed for just $1,000. Todd has grinded through the minors in the three years since. After a rough debut in 2018, he had a flashy 1.86 ERA across 26 games at the Class-A levels in 2019. The 2021 season brought growing pains in the high minors, but Todd capped the year with an all-star appearance in the Arizona Fall League.
  
  Scouting Report: Todd’s low-90s fastball tops out at 95 mph with run, and he pairs it with a low-80s slider that has two-plane break. That breaking ball improved over the past couple years, along with his fastball and developing changeup. Earlier in his minor league career he had a tendency to overthrow, but that’s been corrected. He knows how to attack hitters and pitch to their weaknesses, battles through tough innings, and can finish hitters off deep in the count (31.4% K rate in 2021). Todd has solid command with room for improvement.
  
  The Future: If Todd continues to rise as quickly as he has, he could debut in the Rockies’ bullpen in 2022. He’ll likely begin the season in Triple-A.
  

• December, 2021 Scouting Report
  Track Record: A local product who starred at Regis Jesuit High School, Todd played two seasons at Arizona State before transferring to Colorado Mesa. The Rockies took him in the 32nd round, and he signed for just $1,000. Todd has grinded through the minors in the three years since. After a rough debut in 2018, he had a flashy 1.86 ERA across 26 games at the Class-A levels in 2019. The 2021 season brought growing pains in the high minors, but Todd capped the year with an all-star appearance in the Arizona Fall League.
  
  Scouting Report: Todd’s low-90s fastball tops out at 95 mph with run, and he pairs it with a low-80s slider that has two-plane break. That breaking ball improved over the past couple years, along with his fastball and developing changeup. Earlier in his minor league career he had a tendency to overthrow, but that’s been corrected. He knows how to attack hitters and pitch to their weaknesses, battles through tough innings, and can finish hitters off deep in the count (31.4% K rate in 2021). Todd has solid command with room for improvement.
  
  The Future: If Todd continues to rise as quickly as he has, he could debut in the Rockies’ bullpen in 2022. He’ll likely begin the season in Triple-A.