Standard MLB Batting Statistics

	Season	Tm	LG	G	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	CS	HBP	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
	2025	BAL	AL	35	137	110	16	25	5	1	4	14	26	36	2	2	0	.227	.375	.400	.775
	2026	BAL	AL	9	32	29	3	8	1	0	1	5	2	7	0	0	0	.276	.313	.414	.727
	2 Seasons	BAL	AL	44	169	139	19	33	6	1	5	19	28	43	2	2	0	.237	.363	.403	.766

*: All Star Season, Rankings AL/NL: Top 5 10 15 20,        Click for Chart.

Advanced MLB Batting Statistics

Season	Tm	LG	PA	TB	LOB	SAC	SF	BABIP	XBH	GIDP	GIDPO	NP	P/PA	K/PA	HR/PA	BB/K	ISO	ROE	WO
2025	BAL	AL	137	44	50	1	0	.300	10	0	12	615	4.489	.263	.029	.722	.173	1	2
2026	BAL	AL	32	12	10	0	1	.318	2	1	6	132	4.125	.219	.031	.286	.138	0	0
2 Seasons	BAL	AL	169	56	60	1	1	.304	12	1	18	747	4.420	.254	.030	.651	.165	1	2

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Standard MLB Fielding Statistics

Season	Tm	LG	POS	G	GS	INN	TC	PO	A	E	DP	RF	FPCT%
2025	BAL	AL	LF	22	22	179.0	43	39	1	3	0		.930
2025	BAL	AL	RF	19	12	121.1	20	20	0	0	0		1.000
2026	BAL	AL	LF	2	2	17.1	2	2	0	0	0		1.000
2026	BAL	AL	CF	2	2	14.0	6	5	1	0	0		1.000
2026	BAL	AL	RF	4	4	27.0	7	7	0	0	0		1.000
2026	BAL	AL	DH	1	1	0.0	0	0	0	0	0		.000
2 Seasons	BAL	AL	LF	24	24	196.1	45	41	1	3	0		.933
	BAL	AL	CF	2	2	14.0	6	5	1	0	0		1.000
	BAL	AL	RF	23	16	148.1	27	27	0	0	0		1.000
	BAL	AL	DH	1	1	0.0	0	0	0	0	0		.000

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Scouting grades: Hit: 55 | Power: 50 | Run: 60 | Arm: 55 | Field: 50 | Overall: 55 

What a difference a year makes. Initially taken No. 33 overall by the Orioles back in 2022, Beavers did reach Triple-A in 2024 but had an uneven season with a .750 OPS and a 23.5 percent strikeout rate. Things really clicked, though, back at the level in 2025, and he earned both International League MVP honors and his first big league callup by hitting .304/.420/.515 with 18 home runs and 23 steals over 94 games. He added four more homers while up with Baltimore.

The left-handed-hitting Beavers needed to make some mechanical adjustments to the swing that generated 35 homers over two seasons at California, and he really figured things out this past year. He cut down his swing-and-miss and did a lot more damage with fastballs compared to his 2024 campaign. He also was much more impactful in zone, a big reason why he got to his power -- which shows up particularly to his pull side -- so effectively without expanding the zone too much. He was much more effective against right-handed pitching in 2025, especially in getting to that pop, but he’s held his own against southpaws enough to envision him as an everyday presence in a big league lineup.

Beavers runs very well and has shown he can be a very efficient basestealer, with an 82.1 percent success rate in the Minors. He’s seen time at all three outfield spots but is best suited for a corner. He has the chance to fit the profile of an athletic run-producing right fielder with a strong arm well, especially if the advancements he showed at the plate stick.

Scouting grades: Hit: 45 | Power: 50 | Run: 55 | Arm: 55 | Field: 50 | Overall: 55 

Beavers garnered comparisons to Christian Yelich at Cal, where the toolsy outfielder was a top performer before Baltimore snagged him in Competitive Balance Round A of the 2022 Draft and signed him for a slightly below slot 2.2 million. His two-plus years in pro ball showed Beavers’ ability to do a little bit of everything -- he’s paired 26 homers with 64 steals -- while revealing he might not have one truly elite tool, and how his production can come more in the aggregate than in dominant performances. His good-not-great 2024, which Beavers finished at Triple-A, exemplified this. He hit 15 homers and stole 31 bases at Double-A, but also struggled concerningly with higher velocity and slashed .241/.343/.413.

Beavers was more power than speed in college, with a swing evaluators knew needed tweaking in pro ball. But as a pro, it’s his speed and on-base ability that’s kept him productive as he worked through those swing adjustments seeking more slug. The power is just average now, though Beavers’ plate discipline and bat-to-ball skills allow him to barrel pitches with enough regularity that he still has a chance to be an average hitter. The speed remains above-average and Beavers improved on the basepaths in ‘24, taking fewer risks and picking his spots to steal bases with greater efficiency (31-for-34 in attempts).

Defensively, he’s capable of playing all three outfield spots but is likely suited for left or right long-term, where his near-plus arm will play. Committing to a corner, though, will put more pressure on Beavers’ bat, which remains streaky and prone to slumps. That’s the tool that will determine whether he develops into an everyday player or a versatile depth piece with a varied skill set.

Scouting grades: Hit: 50 | Power: 50 | Run: 55 | Arm: 55 | Field: 50 | Overall: 45

As a toolsy college outfielder with plus power upside, Beavers fit the profile the Orioles have loved to draft under Mike Elias. Baltimore plucked him out of Cal in Competitive Balance Round A of the 2022 Draft, signing the Golden Bear for $2.2 million. Beavers performed well during a brief pro debut and then put together a solid all-around first full season in 2023, slashing .288/.383/.467 with 11 homers and 27 steals across two levels and finishing up at Double-A Bowie. Of the eight Baltimore farmhands to steal at least 25 bases last year, only one collected at least 10 homers and 30 doubles. That was Beavers. 

At Cal, Beavers was a guy who could do a little bit of everything but was definitely more power than speed, with 35 homers over his final two collegiate seasons. But it’s the speed that’s shown up first in pro ball. He’s only gone deep 11 times in his first 142 games, but he’s stolen 33 bags -- nearly twice his entire collegiate output. And while Beavers could benefit from taking slightly fewer chances on the basepaths, his speed and on-base skills have enabled him to remain productive even when he’s struggled to tap into his power for long stretches. 

A polished left-handed hitter, Beavers generated Christian Yelich comps in college, and when things are going right, can look like a five-tool talent with easy plus raw power and a willingness to draw walks that offsets some of his swing-and-miss. But he’s always been streaky and can experience timing issues that lead to slumps. Those issues might be exacerbated against better pitching at the higher levels, where better consistency will be a goal. Still, there are aspects to his game -- such as above-average speed and a near-plus arm that could keep him in center field -- that don’t slump. That well-rounded skill set should help Beavers rise quickly through the Orioles system.

Scouting grades: Hit: 45 | Power: 55 | Run: 55 | Arm: 55 | Field: 50 | Overall: 50

The Orioles under general manager and executive vice president Mike Elias love to draft toolsy up-the-middle players, especially outfielders, and especially from the college ranks. In that vein, Beavers very much fit the Orioles mold when they plucked him out of Cal in the Competitive Balance Round A in the 2022 Draft, signing him for $2.2 million. The left-handed hitter had hit 35 home runs over his last two seasons at Cal, and though Beavers didn’t hit for power during his brief 2022 debut he still performed well, batting .322/.438/.460 and walking nearly as much as he struck out over 23 games and reaching High-A Aberdeen down the stretch. 

A polished left-handed bat who makes good swing decisions and consistent hard contact in the strike zone, Beavers reminded some scouts of Christian Yelich in college. But he was streaky at times and did experience some timing issues, struggling a bit with inside pitches during one summer in the Cape Cod League, in particular. But when things are going right, Beavers looks like the proverbial five-tool player, with easy plus raw power and a willingness to draw walks that offsets some of his swing-and-miss. 

Beavers is an above-average runner despite his size (6-foot-4), with good enough range and instincts to possibly stay in center field long-term. If not, his near-plus arm would work just fine in right. He looks like a rising star in a system suddenly flush with talented outfielders. 

Scouting grades: Hit: 45 | Power: 55 | Run: 55 | Arm: 55 | Field: 50 | Overall: 50

Beavers entered the spring as one of the more intriguing toolsy college outfielders in northern California, along with Stanford’s Brock Jones. The left-handed hitter hit 18 homers and slugged .630 at Cal in 2021, then shook off a rough summer in the Cape Cod League and USA Baseball to hit 17 more home runs in 2022. Often mentioned as a potential first-round pick, there were concerns about holes in his swing, although he got to the Orioles in the Competitive Balance Round A, and he signed for $2.2 million.

When Beavers is locked in, he’s the proverbial five-tool player. During spring 2021, he reminded some scouts of Christian Yelich as a left-handed hitter who makes good swing decisions and hard contact in the strike zone. But using a bit of an unorthodox setup with lower-hand positioning, he does have some timing issues and the aforementioned holes in his swing. He was tied up inside at times over the summer. He was streaky in the fall, though he did show some flashes of brilliance, especially getting to his easily plus raw power. That continued in the spring, but he does offset the swing-and-miss with a willingness to draw walks.

While he’s big at 6-foot-4, Beavers is an above-average runner who has the chance to stay in center field, though his near-plus arm would work just fine in right. He hadn’t received a ton of instruction in terms of making adjustments mechanically at the plate, something the Orioles will surely do to help him tap into all of his tools at the next level.

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Scouting grades: Hit: 45 | Power: 55 | Run: 55 | Arm: 55 | Field: 50 | Overall: 50

The college ranks in northern California have a pair of toolsy, left-handed-hitting outfielders, both with considerable upside. One is Brock Jones from Stanford and the other is Beavers, who hit 18 homers and slugged .630 at Cal in 2021. A rough summer in the Cape Cod League and with USA Baseball last summer drew concerns, but the power was back on display this spring.

When Beavers is locked in, he’s the proverbial five-tool player. During the spring of 2021, he reminded some scouts of Christian Yelich as a left-handed hitter who makes good swing decisions and hard contact in the strike zone. But using a bit of an unorthodox setup with lower hand positioning, he does have some timing issues and there are some holes in his swing. He was tied up inside at times over the summer. He was streaky in the fall, though he did show some flashes of brilliance, especially getting to his easily plus raw power, something that continued this spring.

While he’s big at 6-foot-4, Beavers is an above-average runner who has the chance to stay in center field, though his near-plus arm would work just fine in right. He hasn’t received a ton of instruction in terms of making adjustments mechanically at the plate, but there will be teams willing to look past the hit risk and bank on helping him tap into all of his tools at the next level.

Awards

MiLB Awards All-MiLB Prospect First Team

Year	Team
2025

INT Post-Season All-Star

Year	Team
2025

INT Most Valuable Player

Year	Team
2025

Baseball America Triple-A All-Star

Year	Team
2025

Baseball America Minor League All-Star

Year	Team
2025

EAS Player of the Week

Week	Team
08/18/2024

MiLB.com Organization All-Star

Year	Team
2023

SAL Post-Season All-Star

Year	Team
2023

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Transactions

Team	Date	Transaction
	03/05/2026	RF Dylan Beavers assigned to Baltimore Orioles Prospects.
	08/16/2025	Baltimore Orioles selected the contract of RF Dylan Beavers from Norfolk Tides.
	05/31/2025	Norfolk Tides activated OF Dylan Beavers from the 7-day injured list.
	05/23/2025	Norfolk Tides placed OF Dylan Beavers on the 7-day injured list.
	03/06/2025	activated RF Dylan Beavers.
	02/06/2025	Baltimore Orioles invited non-roster RF Dylan Beavers to spring training.
	09/18/2024	RF Dylan Beavers assigned to Norfolk Tides from Bowie Baysox.
	03/07/2024	Baltimore Orioles Prospects activated OF Dylan Beavers.
	02/26/2024	OF Dylan Beavers assigned to Baltimore Orioles.
	08/02/2023	OF Dylan Beavers assigned to Bowie Baysox from Aberdeen IronBirds.
	03/13/2023	OF Dylan Beavers roster status changed by Baltimore Orioles.
	03/13/2023	OF Dylan Beavers roster status changed by Baltimore Orioles.
	09/06/2022	OF Dylan Beavers assigned to Aberdeen IronBirds from Delmarva Shorebirds.
	09/06/2022	Aberdeen IronBirds activated OF Dylan Beavers.
	08/16/2022	OF Dylan Beavers assigned to Delmarva Shorebirds from FCL Orioles.
	08/16/2022	Delmarva Shorebirds activated OF Dylan Beavers.
	08/04/2022	OF Dylan Beavers assigned to FCL Orioles.
	07/23/2022	Baltimore Orioles signed OF Dylan Beavers.
	06/06/2022	College Workout activated OF Dylan Beavers.
	06/06/2022	OF Dylan Beavers assigned to College Workout.
	02/09/2022	OF Dylan Beavers and assigned to California Golden Bears.