Jordan Lawlar

Jordan Lawlar, an MLB player for the Arizona Diamondbacks, was born on July 17, 2002, in Carrollton, Texas. A highly-touted prospect, Lawlar was selected sixth overall in the 2021 MLB Draft. Before stepping into the professional arena, he attended Jesuit Prep in Texas. His MLB debut came on September 7, 2023. Lawlar predominantly plays as a shortstop and bats with his right hand. Throughout his time in the minor leagues and his transition to the major leagues, he has showcased his skills both at the plate and in the field. In his initial MLB season, Lawlar played 14 regular-season games, maintaining a batting average of .129, with 4 hits in 31 at-bats. His first professional home run came during pre-season games. In the 2025 regular season, over 28 games, Lawlar recorded 66 at-bats, achieving a .182 batting average with 12 hits, including 7 extra-base hits, and 5 RBIs. His on-base percentage stood at .257, with an OPS of .545. Defensively, Lawlar has been active across multiple infield positions, including shortstop and second base, though he has had some challenges with fielding errors. Through his early career, Lawlar has demonstrated potential, combining agility and fielding versatility, and continues to be a promising talent for the Diamondbacks.