Trey Lipscomb

In his first three years at Tennessee, Lipscomb started 12 games and hit two home runs. In 2022, he started 66 games and hit 22 home runs, tied for the second-most in a single season in Tennessee history. In the process he has journeyed from being largely off of teams’ radars to becoming a quality senior sign. There is some length to his swing, and scouts don’t see a lot of adjustability, but he’s shown legitimate power this year, and he has a knack for finding pitches where he can extend his arms and drive the ball. Defensively, he’s average at third base with an above-average arm. A fringe-average runner, Lipscomb could play all four corner spots in pro ball—he’s dabbled with left field in the past. Lipscomb is one of a number of quality senior signs. His lack of leverage and his age (22) likely will lower his signing bonus, but his skill makes him a legitimate fifth-round talent.