elite power bat, top-10 MLB Draft talent, and Florida State’s middle-of-the-order wrecking ball
In the 2026 season, Myles Bailey was a first-team All-American-type force for Florida State before a season-ending leg injury cut his year short, but the snapshot was loud: .363 average, 13 home runs, 33 RBI, 35 walks, and a team-best .913 slugging percentage in just 26 games. He was also ranked the nation’s No. 1 first baseman by D1Baseball and praised by MLB Pipeline for the best power tool in the 2026 draft class, which helps explain why he became a second-round MLB Draft pick. If you want a left-handed thunder bat with patience, elite exit velocity, and serious lineup gravity, this is your guy.
