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College | Story | 1/17/2023

Conference Preview: Pac-12

Tyler Henninger

Photo: Braden Montgomery (Stanford Athletics)

Preseason Top 25 Rankings | Preseason All-Americans | College Content Preview Index

For all of Perfect Game's conference previews as part of the 2023 college baseball preview content, the 2022 records and all-conference teams are available for free. The conference top prospects and individual team breakdowns can be viewed with a subscription.

2022 Records

Teams are listed in alphabetical order*

Team	W	L	W	L
Arizona	39	25	16	14
Arizona State	26	32	13	17
California	29	27	14	16
Oregon	36	25	18	12
Oregon State	48	18	20	10
Southern California	25	28	8	22
Stanford	47	18	21	9
UCLA	40	24	19	11
Utah	26	27	19	29
Washington	30	26	14	16
Washington State	27	26	12	18

Preseason All-Conference Team

Pos.	Name	School	Stats/Notes
C	Ryan Campos	Arizona State	.357/2/30; consistent hitter w/ a mature, professional approach. Strong catch-and-throw ability
1B	Carter Graham	Stanford	.331/22/79; physical RHH w/ plus raw. Run-producing bat w/ some defensive versatility
2B	Travis Bazzana	Oregon State	.306/6/44; dynamic offensive player w/ adv athleticism and twitchy defensive actions on the dirt
SS	Cody Schrier	UCLA	.298/9/42; adv hitter w/ quality power and uber-athletic actions up the middle
3B	Drew Bowser	Stanford	.293/18/50; strong, physical RH bat w/ massive, all-field power. Plus arm profiles well at 3B
IF	Tommy Troy	Stanford	.339/7/23; twitchy, athletic infielder w/ adv offensive profile.
OF	Chase Davis	Arizona	.289/18/54; possesses light tower power and plus arm from OF
OF	Carson Yates	UCLA	.288/8/33; speed/power combo w/ athleticism to play CF
OF	Tanner Smith	Oregon	.317/11/38; top of the order hitter w/ on-base skills and sneaky power
DH	Garret Forrester	Oregon State	.332/9/60; run-producing bat w/ power that plays to all fields
UT	Braden Montgomery	Stanford	.294/18/57, 18.2 IP, 5.79 ERA, 28 K: 21 BB; Dynamic two-way player w/ power and plus arm. FB works into mid-90’s
SP	Alonzo Tredwell	UCLA	47 IP, 2.11 ERA, 62 K: 6 BB; Physical, 6-foot-8 RHP w/ adv command and s/m stuff
SP	TJ Nichols	Arizona	88.1 IP, 5.50 ERA, 84 K: 38 BB; high-end starter pot. Upper-90’s FB w/ feel for a quality SL and CH
SP	Grant Taylor	Washington State	71.1 IP, 4.67 ERA, 71 K: 28 BB; physical, RHP w/ Friday night experience. Up to 95 mph
SP	Jaden Agassi	Southern California	64.1 IP, 4.34 ERA, 38 K: 19 BB; 3-pitch mix w/ adv command. Heavy fading CH stands out
RP	Quinn Mathews	Stanford	99.1 IP, 3.08 ERA, 9 SV; quality 3-pitch mix. Can fill multiple roles if needed

Player of the Year: Braden Montgomery, OF/RHP, Stanford
Pitcher of the Year: Alonzo Tredwell, RHP, UCLA
Freshman of the Year: Gavin Turley, OF, Oregon State

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