Future Games Breakdown: Jordan Regulski

Jordan Regulski RHP / SS / North Dorchester, MD / 2025

There’s plenty to be excited about from the long 6-foot-3, 160 pound lean righty. It’s a repeatable delivery from a three quarter slot with clean arm action and easy intent, showcasing the ability to fill up the zone with all three pitches. The fastball works in the upper 80’s, topping out at 89 with the ability to change eye levels and induce swing and miss at the top of the zone. Relatively low spin at an average of 2,000 rpm, the fastball does show plenty of ride through the zone, up to 20 inches of carry with the ability to work both sides of the plate. The ability to get ahead early in the count with the fastball at the knees proves to pay dividends, allowing the fastball to play at the top of the zone. Really liked the look of the breaker, showcasing bigger 11/5 shape that got up to 18 inches of sweep and induced consistent weak contact in the zone. The ability to tunnel the fastball and breaker is advanced which induced some uncomfortable swings both in and out of the zone. A changeup is also featured, killing the spin and living down at the knees that proved effective against left-handed hitters. It’s a raw, young arm that has jumped onto the scene this year that continues to trend in the positive direction. Look for velo to continue to rise with added strength to the frame, and as flexibility remains constant, this is an arm that looks to be at the top of the class for a long time.