Tre Broussard, a 6'0" 170-pound center fielder from the University of Houston, has emerged from obscurity as one of the most toolsy and athletic outfielders in the 2026 draft class after earning co-MVP honors at the Cape Cod League All-Star game in 2025. The left-handed hitter possesses plus-plus speed that he maximizes through exceptional contact skills (10.4% strikeout rate) and a disciplined approach, spraying hard line drives gap to gap with decent exit velocities (104.2 mph 90th percentile) and occasional opposite-field power from his wiry 170-pound frame. Broussard has added muscle heading into his junior season and won't turn 21 until two months after the draft, suggesting significant remaining projection for a college player like himself. An elite baserunner who swiped 41 bags in 45 attempts (91%) between Houston and Cape Cod in 2025, Broussard's plus-plus speed translates seamlessly to center field where he's a quality defender with average to solid arm strength that gives him the versatility to play anywhere in the outfield. After going undrafted twice, Broussard is rapidly shedding his anonymity and could emerge as one of the draft's biggest risers if his power continues to develop alongside his already plus hit tool and elite speed.