Gavin Grahovac

Draft Prospects

• Ranked #15 prospect in 2026 draft
  School:Texas A&M Age At Draft: 21.5
  
  Grahovac last season took home SEC Freshman of the Year honors after hitting .298/.390/.597 with 16 doubles, 23 home runs and 66 RBIs. However, he won’t take the field again until 2026 after it was announced he would miss the entire 2025 season due to a shoulder injury. At 6-foot-2, 220 pounds, Grahovac has a physical build to go along with a strong swing in which his forearm and wrist strength is evident. He has present power to all fields, though his highest quality of contact has come to the pullside. The biggest question mark in Grahovac’s profile is his hit tool. He’s particularly susceptible to spin and has shown the tendency to expand the strike zone at times.
• Ranked #20 prospect in 2026 draft
  School:Texas A&M Age At Draft: 21.5
  
  Grahovac last season took home SEC Freshman of the Year honors after hitting .298/.390/.597 with 16 doubles, 23 home runs and 66 RBIs. However, he won’t take the field again until 2026 after it was announced he would miss the entire 2025 season due to a shoulder injury. At 6-foot-2, 220 pounds, Grahovac has a physical build to go along with a strong swing in which his forearm and wrist strength is evident. He has present power to all fields, though his highest quality of contact has come to the pullside. The biggest question mark in Grahovac’s profile is his hit tool. He’s particularly susceptible to spin and has shown the tendency to expand the strike zone at times.
• Ranked #158 prospect in 2023 draft
  School: Villa Park (Calif.) HS Source: HS
  
  Commit/Drafted: Texas A&M
  Age At Draft: 18.5
  BA Grade:45/Extreme
  Tools:Hit: 40. Power: 55. Run: 50. Field: 45. Arm: 55.
  
  Grahovac is a cousin of Brewers outfielder Garrett Mitchell and the son of former Giants minor league catcher Mike Grahovac. He emerged as one of the best prep hitters for his age as an underclassman at Villa Park (Calif.) High to earn lofty comparisons to sluggers like Spencer Torkelson and Paul Goldschmidt, but he hit just .185 with a team-high eight strikeouts for USA Baseball’s 18U National Team last summer and continued to struggle against good pitching on the summer showcase circuit and throughout the spring. Grahovac is strong, physically-mature righthanded hitter with plus raw power. He crushes fastballs over the plate and has a feel for hunting pitches he can drive. Grahovac has power and can get to it in games, but he has a grooved swing and struggles to recognize breaking balls. He swings hard to one spot and lacks adjustability in his swing, often missing breaking pitches by a foot or more. He projects to be a below-average hitter and will have to improve his swing and pitch recognition to fulfill his power potential. Grahovac is a fringy runner and slow mover at shortstop who will have to move positions in pro ball. He will likely end up in a corner outfield spot, but he has shown some ability to catch. He has above-average arm strength that will play in any spot. Grahovac’s power and pedigree makes him a draft prospect, but most teams feel he’d be best served going to college and improving his offensive game. He is committed to Texas A&M.