Drew Rogers brings Georgia Tech real middle-of-the-lineup pop behind the plate
In his 2025 freshman season, Rogers hit .269 with a .427 OBP and .612 SLG, flashing rare power for a catcher/INF with six home runs in just 30 games and 22 starts.[1][2] His profile stands out because he pairs legitimate right-handed juice with solid on-base skills and enough defensive versatility to catch or fill in at DH, which gives a staff lineup flexibility.[1][2] Recruiting reports also pegged him as a high-end power bat with strong exit velocity and a competitive, aggressive approach, making him a fit for teams wanting impact upside rather than a pure contact specialist.[3][9]
