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	Season	Tm	LG	BF	W	L	ERA	G	GS	SV	IP	H	R	ER	HR	BB	SO	WHIP
	2026	AZ	NL	143	1	1	3.74	7	7	0	33.2	28	14	14	5	19	25	1.40
	1 Season	AZ	NL	143	1	1	3.74	7	7	0	33.2	28	14	14	5	19	25	1.40

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

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Season	Tm	LG	POS	G	GS	INN	TC	PO	A	E	DP	RF	FPCT%
2026	AZ	NL	P	7	7	33.2	1	0	1	0	0		1.000
1 Season	AZ	NL	P	7	7	33.2	1	0	1	0	0		1.000

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Scouting Report

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 45 | Slider: 50 | Changeup: 45 | Cutter: 50 | Control: 60 | Overall: 45

Bratt went from suburban Toronto to Georgia Premier Academy -- the same path taken by Mets right-hander Jonah Tong -- for his senior year and added more experience in the MLB Draft League. The Rangers selected him in the fifth round in 2021. The left-hander earned an early spot on Canada’s 2023 World Baseball Classic team at just 19 and continued to build from there, reaching Double-A a year later. He spent all of 2025 in the Texas League with Frisco and Amarillo, having been traded from the Rangers to the D-backs in the Merrill Kelly Deadline deal. His 29.3 percent strikeout rate and 25.1 K-BB percentage were tops among Double-A qualifiers.

The 6-foot-1 left-hander has one major piece working for him: he commands everything extremely well around the zone. His 90-93 mph fastball comes with subpar velocity, but he can place it repeatedly above bats right at the top rail. He can play off that with a low-80s slider that moves below the lower third of the zone and to his glove side, and in recent years, he’s made better use of an upper-80s cutter that, with limited horizontal movement, he can command even better than the heat. His upper-70s curveball and mid-80s changeup have been less effective but at least provide other movement looks.

As he honed that command, Bratt posted the lowest walk rate of his career in the Texas League at just 4.2 percent. He also gave up 1.3 home runs per nine innings because the lack of velo and special movement make him hittable when he doesn’t get to his precise spots. The D-backs added Bratt to the 40-man as Rule 5 protection this offseason, making him a current and future piece of Arizona’s starting depth.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Slider: 50 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 60 | Overall: 45

When pandemic restrictions made it tough to scout Canadian prepsters in 2021, Bratt left suburban Toronto to pitch his senior season as the Georgia Premier Academy (Statesboro, Ga.). After he performed well there and against older hitters in the inaugural season of the MLB Draft League, he signed for a well-over-slot $850,000 as a fifth-rounder. The youngest player (age 19) on Canada’s 2023 World Baseball Classic team, he reached Double-A shortly after turning 21 last summer. He returned to Frisco for 2025 and put up big strikeout numbers before being dealt to the D-backs at the Trade Deadline in the deal for Merrill Kelly.

Bratt hasn’t added as much velocity as hoped since turning pro, but his low-90s fastball that tops out at 95 is still effective because it rides well up in the zone and he can command it where he wants. He plays off the heater with a low-80s slider with nice depth, a mid-80s cutter, an upper-70s curveball and a mid-80s changeup. The slide piece shows the most promise, and mixing in the cutter gives him a bridge pitch to work off that.

Bratt’s athletic delivery features little effort and allows him to provide constant strikes. He can move his pitches around the zone and can read hitters’ swings to determine how to get them out. His craftiness and mound presence stand out more than his pure stuff, giving him a high floor as a back-of-the-rotation starter.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Slider: 50 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 60 | Overall: 45 

Because pandemic restrictions made it difficult to scout Canadian high school prospects, Bratt left suburban Toronto and spent his senior season at the Georgia Premier Academy (Statesboro, Ga.). He pitched well there and against older competition in the inaugural season of the MLB Draft League, earning a well-over-slot $850,000 bonus in the fifth round in 2021. He was the youngest regular starter in the Single-A Carolina and High-A South Atlantic Leagues the past two seasons, as well as the youngest player (age 19) on Canada's 2023 World Baseball Classic team. 

Though his fastball sits in the low-90s and reaches 95 mph, it worked well against Class A hitters because it has carry and he can spot it where he wants. He added a 78-82 mph sweeper during instructional league in 2022 and it became his primary breaking ball last summer, when he pretty much scrapped his soft mid-70s curveball. His low-80s changeup features depth as well and gives him a third average offering. 

Bratt's advanced feel for pitching, intelligence and mound presence stand out more than his arsenal. He pounds the strike zone with a low-effort delivery and has a knack for reading hitters' swings and figuring out how to get outs. He has a high floor as a back-of-the-rotation piece but he has to prove that his stuff will play against higher-level hitters and that he can handle a full season's workload after missing six weeks last summer with a lat strain. 

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 50 | Slider: 50 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 50 | Overall: 45 

Pandemic restrictions made it hard to scout Canadian prep prospects in 2021, so Bratt moved from suburban Toronto and spent his senior season at the Georgia Premier Academy (Statesboro, Ga.). After he pitched well there and against older hitters in the inaugural MLB Draft League, the Rangers signed him for a well-over-slot $850,000 in the fifth round. Only two other pitchers worked as many innings (80 2/3) with a lower ERA (2.45) in the Carolina League last year, and he was the youngest regular starter in the Single-A circuit. 

Bratt enjoys a lot of success pitching off of a low-90s fastball that reached 95 mph and plays better than its velocity thanks to its carry up in the zone and his ability to command it. All of his stuff grades as average at the moment, with some debate as to whether his mid-70s curveball or his low-80s changeup, both of which feature depth, is his best secondary pitch. He made encouraging progress with a low-80s slider he added during the instructional league last offseason. 

Bratt's delivery has little effort and he repeats it well, throwing strikes with all four of his offerings. He's cerebral and extremely advanced for his age, but he gets outs with his fastball at the expense of using the rest of his arsenal, and he'll need to employ those offerings more often to refine them. With his projectable stuff, feel for pitching and mound presence, he has the look of a future No. 4 starter.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 55 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 50 | Overall: 45  

With pandemic restrictions making it difficult to scout Canadian high school prospects in 2021, Bratt headed south to spend his senior season at the Georgia Premier Academy (Statesboro, Ga.). He impressed there and against older competition in the inaugural MLB Draft League, prompting the Rangers to draft him in the fifth round and sign him for a well over-slot $850,000. He posted a 0.00 ERA with 13 strikeouts in six innings in Rookie ball, then continued to stand out during instructional league.  

Bratt aggressively challenged hitters with an 88-90 mph fastball that topped out at 94 as an amateur, with his four-seamer playing better than its velocity because it has good carry at the top of the zone and he commands it well. He's already starting to add strength and worked at 90-95 mph during instructs. He has aptitude for spinning a mid-70s curveball that should become a solid or plus pitch once he adds more power, and he also has feel for a low-80s changeup with depth that can get a bit firm at times.  

Bratt repeats an efficient delivery that features little effort and throws strikes with his entire arsenal. He's more advanced than a typical high school pitcher and stands out with his presence on the mound. He has the projectable stuff, control and moxie to become a No. 4 starter. 

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 55 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 50 | Overall: 45 

With pandemic restrictions making it difficult to scout Canadian high school prospects in 2021, Bratt came south to spend his senior season at the Georgia Premier Academy (Statesboro, Ga.). He impressed there and against older competition in the inaugural MLB Draft League, prompting the Rangers to draft him in the fifth round and sign him for a well over-slot $850,000. He posted a 0.00 ERA with 13 strikeouts in six innings in Rookie ball, then continued to stand out during instructional league. 

Bratt aggressively challenged hitters with an 88-90 mph fastball that topped out at 94 as an amateur, with his four-seamer playing better than its velocity because it has good carry at the top of the zone and he commands it well. He's already starting to add strength and worked at 90-95 mph during instructs. He has aptitude for spinning a mid-70s curveball that should become a solid or plus pitch once he adds more power, and he also has feel for a low-80s changeup with depth that can get a bit firm at times.  

Bratt repeats an efficient delivery that features little effort and throws strikes with his entire arsenal. He came into the system more advanced than a typical high school pitcher, and his presence on the mound stands out. He has the projectable stuff, control and moxie to become a No. 4 starter. 

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 55 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 50 | Overall: 40

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Two years after producing a first-round pick in Daniel Espino, Georgia Premier Academy has two more draftable pitchers in Bratt and Erian Rodriguez. A Canadian who came south for his senior season, Bratt is a projectable left-hander who won't turn 18 until a week before the Draft. He impressed pitching against older competition in the inaugural season of the MLB Draft League. 

Bratt attacks hitters with an 88-90 mph fastball that tops out at 92 but works because it has good carry at the top of strike zone and he commands it well. He shows promising feel for spin with a mid-70s curveball that should become a solid pitch once he adds more strength. He also displays aptitude for throwing a low-80s changeup with depth, though it can get too firm at times. 

Bratt has an efficient delivery with little effort and repeats it well, allowing him to throw strikes with all of his offerings. The Florida State recruit stands out with his mound presence and has a higher floor than a typical prep pitcher. He could become a No. 4 starter if his stuff picks up as he physically matures.

Awards

TEX Post-Season All-Star

Year	Team
2025

MiLB.com Organization All-Star

Year	Team
2023
2022

CAR Pitcher of the Week

Week	Team
06/26/2022

Transactions

Team	Date	Transaction
	07/12/2026	Arizona Diamondbacks recalled LHP Mitch Bratt from Reno Aces.
	07/11/2026	LHP Mitch Bratt roster status changed by Reno Aces.
	06/25/2026	Arizona Diamondbacks optioned LHP Mitch Bratt to Reno Aces.
	06/24/2026	Arizona Diamondbacks recalled LHP Mitch Bratt from Reno Aces.
	06/17/2026	Reno Aces activated LHP Mitch Bratt from the 7-day injured list.
	06/02/2026	Reno Aces placed LHP Mitch Bratt on the 7-day injured list.
	03/08/2026	Arizona Diamondbacks optioned LHP Mitch Bratt to Reno Aces.
	03/05/2026	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to Arizona D-backs Prospects.
	11/18/2025	Arizona Diamondbacks selected the contract of LHP Mitch Bratt from Amarillo Sod Poodles.
	08/02/2025	Amarillo Sod Poodles activated LHP Mitch Bratt.
	07/31/2025	Arizona Diamondbacks traded RHP Merrill Kelly to Texas Rangers for LHP Kohl Drake, LHP Mitch Bratt and RHP David Hagaman.
	07/31/2025	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to Amarillo Sod Poodles.
	07/30/2024	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to Frisco RoughRiders from Hickory Crawdads.
	03/07/2024	Texas Rangers Prospects activated LHP Mitch Bratt.
	09/22/2023	Surprise Saguaros activated LHP Mitch Bratt.
	09/01/2023	Hickory Crawdads activated LHP Mitch Bratt from the 7-day injured list.
	06/18/2023	Hickory Crawdads placed LHP Mitch Bratt on the 7-day injured list.
	06/18/2023	Hickory Crawdads activated LHP Mitch Bratt.
	06/11/2023	Hickory Crawdads transferred LHP Mitch Bratt to the Development List.
	04/06/2023	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to Hickory Crawdads from Down East Wood Ducks.
	02/09/2023	Canada activated LHP Mitch Bratt.
	04/30/2022	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to Down East Wood Ducks from ACL Rangers.
	08/24/2021	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to ACL Rangers.
	07/19/2021	Texas Rangers signed LHP Mitch Bratt.
	06/07/2021	LHP Mitch Bratt, and assigned to College Workout.
	06/07/2021	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to West Virginia Black Bears.
	06/07/2021	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to College Workout.
	05/21/2021	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to West Virginia Black Bears.
	03/11/2020	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to Canada Jr. Team.
	09/21/2019	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to Team Roberto Alomar.
	09/04/2019	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to Navy.
	09/04/2019	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to Navy.
	03/19/2019	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to Canada Jr. Team.
	09/16/2018	LHP Mitch Bratt assigned to Futures-Navy.