Scouting grades 20–80
60Fastball
55Curveball
40Changeup
45Control
Jorgensen unfortunately suffered from an injury, causing him to miss the entirety of the summer circuit; in his case, most of his junior year as well. He’s back on the mound again and healthy in 2026, and has surely made his presence felt.
While undersized at 6 feet tall, Jorgensen has electric arm talent. He burst onto the scene in multiple fall events, touching 96 with a bully fastball that was eating hitters alive. He followed up the strong fall with an even better start to the spring.
At Area Codes Select Central, Jorgensen might have been the best arm at the event. He was sitting in the mid 90s with a fastball that displayed plus carry and ride from a taller release height. He also flashed a high-spinning mid-70’s curveball with sharp, biting depth. The changeup lags behind the other two offerings, but it’s hard to ignore the stuff here. Better still, Jorgenson is still climbing. He was up to 98 in his most recent preseason outing, living in the 94–97 range.
Jorgensen has a repeatable delivery, but there is some effort to the operation. Time will tell if he’ll be able to start, but at the worst, he ends up a potential high-leverage relief arm at the next level. It’s power stuff. Jorgensen will likely be highly scouted this spring, with plenty of opportunities to jump up boards.
