Mizzou baseball lands commitment from well-regarded 16-year-old from CBC
Brady Rallo has committed to Mizzou baseball. The rising junior is listed as the No. 5 prospect in the state of Missouri for his class by one publication.
Brady Rallo
Brady Rallo has committed to join Mizzou baseball, he announced via X on Wednesday. The No. 2 outfielder and No. 5 overall prospect in Missouri for the 2028 class, according to Prep Baseball Report, Rallo will have two years left at CBC High School near St. Louis before he can join the Tigers.
Listed at 5-foot-10, 170 pounds by Perfect Game, Rallo is a left-handed pitcher, outfielder and first baseman. He grew up in Chesterfield.
Prior to his commitment, Rallo participated in the Prep Baseball Future Games for Team Missouri. At the showcase, he impressed scouts by posting a 95-mph exit velocity at the plate and clocking a 90-mph outfield throw. Prep Baseball Missouri praised his performance on X: “Brady has one of the best (left-handed) swings in the class. Power to both gaps.”
Rallo also played for the Canes Midwest national team, posting a .366 average with a .527 on-base percentage and scoring 20 runs in 19 games.