Drake Baldwin

Professional baseball catcher

American Madison, Wisconsin

Quick Info

ProfessionProfessional baseball catcher
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth28/03/2001
Age25 years
BirthplaceMadison, Wisconsin

Latest News about Drake Baldwin

01/07/2026

Drake Baldwin is performing strongly in the early 2026 MLB season with the Atlanta Braves, posting a batting average of .263 with a slugging percentage of 1.101 and 3 home runs in just 19 at-bats, continuing his momentum after winning the 2025 NL Rookie of the Year award.

27/03/2025

Drake Baldwin made his official MLB debut on March 27, 2025, joining the Atlanta Braves as an Opening Day roster member. He quickly established himself as a key player, finishing the 2025 season with 19 home runs and 80 RBIs, earning the National League Rookie of the Year award.

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Bio/Wiki

Full NameDrake Randall Baldwin
Height6'1"
Weight225 lbs
Bats/ThrowsLeft/Right

Physical Stats & More

Height6'1"
Weight225 lbs

Personal Life

ResidenceGrew up in Madison, Wisconsin

Family

MotherBridgette Baldwin

Career

Amateur
High SchoolPlayed baseball and ice hockey; led Wisconsin in goals (43) as junior; First Team All-State hockey; Big 8 Conference Player of the Year
CollegeMissouri State Bears: 2022 MVC leader in RBI (70), 2nd in HR (19); 2nd-team all-MVC 2021
Professional
Draft2022 MLB Draft, 3rd round (96th overall) by Atlanta Braves
DebutMLB debut 27/03/2025 with Atlanta Braves
Minors2022: Florida Complex League Braves, Augusta GreenJackets (.258); 2023: Rome Braves, Mississippi Braves, Gwinnett Stripers; 2024: Mississippi Braves, Gwinnett Stripers (.298/.407/.484, 12 HR); Arizona Fall League (.377 avg); Team USA WBSC Premier12 (bronze medal)
MLB 2025Opening Day roster; .274/.341/.469, 19 HR, 80 RBI; NL Rookie of the Year
MLB 2026Early season stats: .263/.364/1.101, 3 HR in 19 AB
Awards
  • National League Rookie of the Year (2025)
  • MVC statistical leader (2022)
  • First Team All-State Hockey (WI)
  • Big 8 Conference Player of the Year (Hockey)
  • MiLB.com Organization All-Star (2023, Atlanta Braves)
  • SAL Post-Season All-Star (2023, Rome Braves)

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Played ice hockey as center/left wing; led WIAA in goals junior and senior years
2. Highest-drafted catcher in Missouri State history
3. Played in MLB Futures Game (HR)
4. Competed in Arizona Fall League and WBSC Premier12 for Team USA
5. Summer collegiate play: Northwoods League K-Town Bobbers (2020), Madison Mallards (2021, .316, 4 HR)
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