Scouting Report

Scouting grades: Hit: 55 | Power: 30 | Run: 55 | Arm: 50 | Field: 55 | Overall: 45

One of the best contact hitters in the 2025 college class, Cohen set a Big Ten Conference record with 56 hits in league play (30 games) and a Rutgers mark with 24 doubles last spring while batting .387 with a 5 percent strikeout rate. He gave Rutgers a player drafted in the first three rounds for the third straight year, following Ryan Lasko and Joshua Kuroda-Grauer (both Athletics) and signed for an under-slot $847,500 in the third round. He batted .327 in 28 regular-season games and .438 in the playoffs to help Single-A San Jose win the California League championship.

Cohen's efficient left-handed stroke and disciplined approach continued to translate into repeated contact during his pro debut. While he has undeniable bat-to-ball skills, he's also an extreme ground-ball and opposite-field hitter who totaled four homers in three college seasons and slugged .402 at San Jose. A 410-foot blast at the Draft Combine and surprisingly high exit velocities hint at perhaps average raw power, and San Francisco believes it can help him add some strength and elevate balls more often to get to 12-15 homers per season.

Cohen enhances his solid-to-plus speed with keen instincts on the bases and in the outfield. He played mostly right field at Rutgers but has enough range for center, where he played well at Single-A, which prompted another club to tell the Giants he gave them Steve Finley vibes. While he has average arm strength and can play all three outfield spots, he'll profile best if he can stick up the middle.

Scouting grades: Hit: 55 | Power: 20 | Run: 55 | Arm: 45 | Field: 55 | Overall: 40

A three-year starter at Rutgers, Cohen set a Big Ten Conference record with 56 hits in league play (30 games) this spring while slashing .387/.460/.523 overall. He gave the Scarlet Knights a position player selected in the top three rounds for the third straight Draft, following Ryan Lasko and Joshua Kuroda-Grauer (both Athletics) when he went 85th overall to the Giants. Signed for $847,500, he headed directly to Single-A.

One of the best contact hitters in the 2025 college class, Cohen posted a 5 percent strikeout rate as a junior thanks to his efficient left-handed swing and disciplined gap-to-gap approach. However, he's an extreme ground-ball hitter, so he generates very little power. He produced decent exit velocities while setting a Rutgers record with 24 doubles this spring, but he homered just four times in 163 games during his college career.

Cohen combines solid-to-plus speed with good instincts on the bases and in the outfield. Though he played mostly right field at Rutgers, he covers enough ground to warrant a look in center field as a pro. If he can't handle center, his fringy arm strength likely will land him in left field.

Transactions

Team	Date	Transaction
	03/07/2026	OF Trevor Cohen assigned to San Francisco Giants.
	03/05/2026	OF Trevor Cohen assigned to San Francisco Giants Prospects.
	08/05/2025	OF Trevor Cohen assigned to San Jose Giants from ACL Giants.
	08/04/2025	ACL Giants activated OF Trevor Cohen.
	07/21/2025	San Francisco Giants signed OF Trevor Cohen.
	07/21/2025	OF Trevor Cohen assigned to ACL Giants.
	05/26/2025	OF Trevor Cohen assigned to College Workout.
	04/02/2024	OF Trevor Cohen assigned to Orleans Firebirds.
	06/18/2022	OF Trevor Cohen and assigned to High School Workout.
	06/22/2021	OF Trevor Cohen assigned to Tri-Cape All-Stars.
	06/22/2021	OF Trevor Cohen assigned to Tri-Cape All-Stars.