Stetson’s Brayden Toro brings a live arm and multi-pitch upside
Brayden Toro is a 6-foot, 185-pound sophomore right-handed pitcher at Stetson, but there are no public Stetson stats yet for his college season, so the best read comes from his recent velocity and scouting data: he has worked into the high-80s/low-90s with a four-pitch mix (fastball, changeup, slider, curveball), which gives him real starter-reliever flexibility. His key differentiator is arm strength with usable offspeed depth, and he also brings two-way background from high school, suggesting athleticism. He looks like a developmental arm worth tracking rather than a finished product.[8][2][6]
