LSU Prospects Talk About Their Path to the Majors
Tre’ Morgan and Dylan Crews, former LSU players and high draft picks, are making waves in the pro baseball world. While Morgan had a successful first full pro season in 2024, Crews was called up to the majors just over a year after their College World Series win.
Rays Minor-League Player of the Year
Morgan, 22, had an impressive season in 2024, earning Rays minor-league player of the year honors with standout performances.
Looking Ahead to 2025
Morgan is poised for a promising 2025 season, with expectations to potentially move up to Triple-A Durham.
Spring Training and Beyond
Morgan has been invited to major-league spring training, a testament to his progress and potential future in the big leagues.
“That’s awesome,” Morgan said. “It’s a new experience. I’m able to learn from those guys, see how they go about their business, watch guys compete for a position and see what they do different.”
Morgan remains focused on his ultimate goal of making it to the majors, inspired by his friend Crews’ success.
“Getting those awards and accolades last year, it’s just a testament to the work I’ve put in,” Morgan said. “But obviously, I didn’t finish the ultimate goal of getting that last call. So, I’ve got a lot of work to do this year.”
Conclusion
Tre’ Morgan’s journey from LSU to the Rays organization showcases dedication, hard work, and the drive to succeed in professional baseball. With promising performances and recognition as the Rays’ top minor-league player, Morgan is on the path to achieving his dream of playing in the majors.
FAQs
Q: What position does Tre’ Morgan play?
A: Morgan is primarily a first baseman but also has experience in the outfield.
Q: What honors did Tre’ Morgan receive in 2024?
A: Tre’ Morgan was named the Rays’ minor-league player of the year for his outstanding season.
