HOMETOWN: Blackfoot, ID

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 200

BAT/THROW: R-R

Whitney is a tremendous mover with a high leg kick through his wind up, a clean hand break and ultra-repeatable operation considering his age. He's a long, tall righty with projection remaining in his upper-half and an already sturdy, well-built lower half. He's got broad, squared-off shoulders and a high waist; two signs of a guy who figures to continue to add velocity as he matures. He extends well down the bump and lands consistently out in front with above-average extension and lower-half drive. He uses his legs quite well and should jump into the mid-90s in due time. Whitney has special fastball. Not only is it deceptive, his over-the-top delivery produces considerable carry through the zone, aided by above-average spin rates, up to 96 mph. It's a menacing pitch on the top rail, and Whitney commands it well. His breaking ball is a deep, slurvy slider thrown in the upper-70s, grabbing some 8-handles here and there, also featuring above-average spin. There's also a changeup in the same velocity bucket, though it lags behind his two primary weapons both in execution and conviction for now. The operation is short, compact, and quick with loose actions working downhill with authority. Whitney was a primary shortstop early in his high school career and has grown into a legitimate pitching prospect over time. As he continues to grow and develop his craft, the stuff could really take off. It was first round talent in high school and should continue to look as such at Oregon State.

HOMETOWN: Bryceville, FL

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 180

BAT/THROW: R-R

King was a bit of a surprise addition to the Florida Gators 2024 class, most scouts and front office executives believing he'd be paid away from school. Not so fast. Gainesville was happy to add him. It's a fairly elite frame with long, lean levers and tons of strength in his core. King really projects going forward even while presently possessing big stuff. He's up to 96 already and will generally live in the 92-94 bucket with a fastball that features big carry through the zone and occassionally tailing it into the right-handed batters box. King's slider has the makings of a haymaker. It's a high-spin, 2800-rpm frisbee with big shape. King's has total conviction in the pitch and shows tremendous feel for creating tunnel off the fastball with it. There's a mid-80s changeup that he'll deploy to LHH too. King has folded in a fringier curveball every now and then, but it projects more of a get-me-over offering than it does a true out pitch. The sky is the limit on this profile.

HOMETOWN: Kennesaw, GA

HEIGHT: 5-10

WEIGHT: 165

BAT/THROW: L-R

Abernathy is a real spark plug and a terror for the opposition once on the bases. He's got a smaller frame, and likely won't hit for too much power moving forward, but this is the type of player you throw at the top of the lineup and watch things happen. He's smooth as hell on the dirt with twitch and flash at shortstop, a highlight reel defender. His above average throwing arm gives him a shot to stay at the position too. Abernathy has top-two round potential and has a bit of a Ray Durham archetype about him.

HOMETOWN: Mobile, AL

HEIGHT: 6-5

WEIGHT: 195

BAT/THROW: R-R

Gatwood is built like a pro pitcher packed into a 6-foot-5 inch frame with good weight spread out through his lanky frame. Gatwood has a starter delivery with repeatable mechanics, though his arm-slot will change from time to time. Most often, Gatwood sits 94-96 with a sinking fastball that he's run up to 99 mph. His shorter slider has two-plane tilt and late bite, but it's extremely firm, usually 88-90 mph with variations in shape. There's also a changeup in here with solid fading action, though his command for the pitch can be sporadic. Gatwood has top-of-the-scale arm talent and has the making of a potential top 100 pick in 2027 if his feel for the strike zone continues to mature. It's a reasonably low-effort delivery with with a fast arm and projection remaining in his lower half. If he continues to flash the changeup to scouts as the draft approaches, Gatwood could lock himself into day one.

HOMETOWN: Bradenton, FL

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 209

BAT/THROW: L-L

A legitimate two-way guy going back to his high school days, Franco's profile could go a number of directions by the time he's draft-eligible. His bat speed and athleticism at first base really stand out. Franco has demonstrated the ability to stay in the box and hit tough lefty-lefty matchups, showcasing ferocious bat speed and intent for damage. He's a well-above average athlete for his position, and it shows up in balls hit to his right and circumstances where his twitch and explosivity are tested. From this chair, Franco has a chance at developing into a special bat and glove with average run times too.

Franco is also a super-talented lefty with athleticism on the mound. His broad shoulders and long frame admittedly work better in theory as a pitcher. He'll work up to 93, though most expect he could sit in the mid-90s by the time the Draft rolls around. He can really spin the baseball too featuring well-above average rpm readings on both his heater and slider. The slider rests in the low-80s and will approach 2800 rpm. He's got some feel for a fading changeup too. It's all projection on this one. He looks the part in the uniform.

HOMETOWN: Snellville, GA

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 193

BAT/THROW: R-R

Barberi has so many components to his game and profile that teams will like in the draft, it's hard to envision he doesn't get money thrown his way. It's an extremely projectable frame with broad shoulders and a high waist with good weight in his lower half. The fastball has been up to 97 with some arm-side run and carry. Slider has late sweeping action and some late depth and it performs exceptionally well. Barberi does have a tendency to lower his arm-slot on the breaking ball at times, something he'll need to iron out at the next level. He also has a changeup that has performed well when it's on, though he's been more reluctant to throw that pitch in tournaments. There's a bit of effort at release, but it's not prohibitive or so egregious that injury risk comes to mind. In fact, as he ages it may polish out naturally. Barberi will be just 20 years old on draft day as a draft-eligible junior and will scream up boards run by models.

HOMETOWN: Tomball, TX

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 190

BAT/THROW: R-R

Arrambide has huge physical tools and the trajectory of a guy who could surge into the first round. Behind the plate, he's an explosive mover with considerable lateral mobility, though consistency with blocking the ball and keeping everything in front of him remains a point of emphasis in his development. He's got a plus throwing arm and shows good burst out of the crouch posting gaudy showcase pop times. There's some polish necessary to stay behind the plate at the next level, but the arm strength is so impressive it'll almost certainly work at the next level, especially if robo-umps eventually command the game. Offensively, Arrambide has a lofty swing that's built for damage, and he's been one of the most prodigious sluggers in this cycle. He's got plenty of bat speed, and has showcased over-the-fence power in games. There's a good bit of chase in his game, so refining the approach will be critical in seeing his offensive tools translate. Arrambide has the archetype of a strong-arm backstop with big power at the plate so long as the hit tool allows him to get to it in games at the next level. Arrambide has some similarities to LSU great Jared Jones. They're both big-bodied backstops who may ultimately move out from behind the plate, but it's prodigious raw power. When everything is said and done, Arrambide turning into a Hunter Renfroe esque right fielder may certainly be in the cards. Or potentially a Mike Napoli bat-first catcher. Time will tell.

HOMETOWN: Peachtree City, GA

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 210

BAT/THROW: L-R

Fralick is an ultra-powerful left-handed hitter with juice to all fields and proven impact in tournament and game settings. He's got a strong approach and works the barrel in different ways through the zone, handling pitches even when he's beat. It's quick hands and adjustability in his swing. Fralick gets the barrel out in front and extends well on fastballs. He takes hard turns through the zone and generates bat speed many of his peers cannot. The offensive tools here are strong. Defensively, scouts are split on whether his physical frame and athleticism will stick behind the plate. Fralick has a strong arm and can deliver a seed, but needs to work on his explosion out of the crouch to get his pop times consistently lower. Fralick could be destined for third base or first base going forward, but there are plenty of folks in the industry who are all-in on the player due to the bat anyways. He's got a good shot of going on day two if the number is right.

HOMETOWN: Lewisberry, PA

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 200

BAT/THROW: L-R

French has the look of a 5-star bluechip quarterback with a tall, lean, projectable frame, a high waist and long, athletic levers. He's one of the most purely talented catchers in the 2027 class with a 70-grade arm behind the plate and explosion out of the crouch. His blocking and framing fundamentals are still coming along, but he's talented enough to stay behind the plate at the next level, especially as the game moves away from the conventional traits of a catcher. Offensively, he's a big, strong, left-handed hitting slugger with a sweet swing and tons of impact at the point of contact. French's game power is still in its projection phase, but scouts are bullish on his ability to eventually grow into it. French will get over-anxious at the plate at times, and will chase breaking balls in the dirt, but when he gets ahead in the count and leans on a pitch in the zone, he's produced some gaudy results. Given the value on defense, and the upside at the plate, French has a shot at going on early as a premium power-power catcher.

HOMETOWN: Miami, FL

HEIGHT: 5-11

WEIGHT: 178

BAT/THROW: R-R

Torres is a talented two-way player with elite skills on both sides of the ball. A lefty on the bump, Torres works up to 91 with a biting slider and good strike throwing ability. Most believe his future is on the offensive end where he has impressive bat speed, especially for his size, as well as twitchy, athletic actions. There's some actions to clean up in his overall game, including a hand hitch and barrel tipping in his load, but Torres is largely on-time against velocity and takes a fairly direct path to the ball. Torres is mostly a gap-to-gap hitter right now with a line drive approach. He uses his speed and quick step out of the box to his advantage. Most expect he'll grow into some in-game power.

HOMETOWN: Suwanee, GA

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 194

BAT/THROW: R-R

This is exactly what they look like. Broad, squared off shoulders, barrel chest, long levers and strength in the lower half. Parker is, as they say, "how you draw 'em up." He can pick it in the field and possesses tremendous arm strength with throws that carry well through the bag. He's got fantastic hands and all the actions you would ever require for a shortstop. Offensively, there's some moving parts and triggers that'll need to be ironed out to become a consistent force against advanced stuff. That said, Parker has plenty of bat speed and the athleticism is readily apparent at the plate. It's above average raw power and Parker has shown more of it this spring in games than in previous seasons. He's making tighter turns and showing more usable strength at the plate. As one scout put it, "Parker is swinging the bat these days and not letting the bat swing him." He's a solid average runner with long strides. He'll likely continue adding impact as he adds weight and strength to his super-projectable frame.

HOMETOWN: Midlothian, VA

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 230

BAT/THROW: R-R

Harris certainly looks the part of the bluechip quarterback, 5-star third base prospect. A massive, physically imposing presence on both sides of the ball, Harris has punished his peers for years now. The bat is the calling card with loud barrels to all-fields and comfortably double-plus raw power putting on jaw-dropping displays of bat speed in BP settings. Harris is still learning how to lift the baseball with authority consistently, but if it all clicks as he gets older and more athletic, he could be an offensive force. The power will undoubtedly play, now comes determining just how the hit tool will come along. There was quite a bit of swing and miss here but when it's clicking Harris is easily the loudest bat on the field. Some in the industry are rather bullish. Defensively, Harris has a slow heartbeat and gets low to the ground with soft hands and deliberate actions. He has enough arm strength to handle third base, though his throws can get inconsistent as his release can vary depending on the momentum of his frame. One final feather in Harris' cap? He'll be just 20 years old on the day of the draft. Draft models will absolutely love him.

HOMETOWN: Ripon, CA

HEIGHT: 6-5

WEIGHT: 225

BAT/THROW: L-L

Wentworth is a fantastic two-way prospect with a potential future on the mound of with the bat depending on which direction his development goes. On the mound, his 6-foot-5-inch left-handed frame has been up to 92 with deception and athleticism. He's got a slider and a curveball, both of which flash upside as he hides the ball well. In the field, Wentworth is a fringy runner and may ultimately end up at first base, but it's his sweet left-handed swing that scouts love. He doesn't possess massive bat speed despite his size, but his hitterish tendencies and all-fields approach are mature beyond his years. Scouts think he'll really hit moving forward. Given his size, the bat speed and raw power may come soon. He's got a shot to play outfield if the frontline speed ticks up. Wentworth was an extremely decorated quarterback in the 2024 class too.

HOMETOWN: Metter, GA

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 185

BAT/THROW: B-R

Rigdon has long been a premium prospect with a strong combination of hit tool, approach and IQ on the infield. Rigdon doesn't project to hit for a ton of power moving forward but he's the perfect table-setter and a guy who the defense can really rally around up the middle of the diamond. It's one of the stronger defensive middle infielders in the class and a guy who always grinds and gets the most out of the tools he possesses.

HOMETOWN: Aldie, VA

HEIGHT: 6-1

WEIGHT: 185

BAT/THROW: L-R

A 14th round selection by the Brewers in 2024, Nunnallee went unsigned and elected to head to UVA. Nunnallee is a spark plug table-setter with above average speed who could grow into another half gear on the run scale with more strength. He's still growing into his frame, but the athleticism and twitch is present. Nunnallee has a flatter bath path and is more of a gap-slasher for the time being. He creates chaos on the base paths and scouts have said he plays with his hair on fire. There are definitive lead-off tools here and Nunnallee is the type of guy who can set a culture in a clubhouse. He's primarily played the outfield to this point, and he should be able to cover enough ground in centerfield to handle the "8". There's been seldom work at second base too.

HOMETOWN: Anchorage, AK

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 215

BAT/THROW: R-R

It's incredibly rare that any given draft has a prospect hailing from the state of Alaska. Niclai made his presence known in high school by traveling out of the Yukon for a chance to play in front of scouts. It got him drafted in the 15th round by the Marlins, but Niclai elected to honor his commitment to the University of Oregon. Niclai is tremendously physical with huge raw strength distributed all over his frame. There's strength in his lower half and even more muscle in his core. It's broad, rounded shoulders and a barrel chest. Niclai has natural raw power and bat speed even though his swing can get a little long at times. There's organic loft in his attack angle and he projects to hit for more power as he matures. It's average arm strength with quickness and explosiveness out of the crouch with at least a chance to catch at the next level. The bat is the carrying tool and scouts think he's destined to hit moving up the ladder.

HOMETOWN: Bakersfield, CA

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 195

BAT/THROW: L-L

Brassfield went through a recent growth spurt and a massive jump in appreciable athleticism. There's serious intent downhill and projectable arm speed with whippy action. Brassfield is still smoothing out his mechanics on the mound. He'll fall off the mound toward third as he gets deeper into outings, again, something that should iron itself out with added strength, training and reps. He's been up to 95 with strong fastball metrics, though even his spin rates and pitch shapes seem to vary from outing to outing. The curveball plays off the fastball, though it sometimes melts into a slurve, losing its teeth and effectiveness. When Brassfield is on it's a one-two punch that has more bat-missing potential than most arms in this class. There's also a changeup that has taken strides year over year. Strike-throwing will also continue to be a point of emphasis as it's been streaky from event to event. The clay here is impressive and with another big developmental leap he could take off in prospect circles.

HOMETOWN: Phoenix, AZ

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 175

BAT/THROW: R-R

McGary's hit tool catches the headlines, and it's a pretty good one. He'll spray the ball all over the yard with budding impact and pull-side pop. McGary is a plus runner with a long, wild gait and projects to hold his speed deep into his career. He's a twitchy, bouncy, jackrabbit type of player who can ignite the lineup with his hair-on-fire playstyle and table-setter mentality. He's played all over the field and represents a potential future utility player if he doesn't settle in at second base full-time. He's a tremendous athlete. McGary was a 20th round pick by the Astros in 2024.

HOMETOWN: Battle Ground, WA

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 200

BAT/THROW: R-R

An 18th round selection by the DBacks in 2024, Hotchkiss elected to go to Montlake and honor his committment. Hotchkiss is a physically imposing right-handed outfielder out of the Pacific Northwest. The raw power here really stands out, comfortably plus with more potentially on the way. He's flashed big exit velocities both to the pull side and ringing rockets into right-center field. He'll let it eat in batting practice with a full-stride, but will often eliminate the stride entirely in games to catch up with velocity and manipulate the barrel for spin. There's potential here for one of the more impactful bats from this class at the next level. Hotchkiss isn't a one-trick pony either. He's an above average runner with twitch and burst out of the box. He'll take the extra base. Hotchkiss takes decent routes in the outfield, and does have enough arm to handle left field, though scouts like his soft hands at first base and his work around the bag. If a team believes he can handle the outfield, he could go in the first few rounds of the draft. The bat is that good.

HOMETOWN: Queen Creek, AZ

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 185

BAT/THROW: B-L

Russell is one of the more impressive metrics arms in 2027. He features a big riding fastball up to 95 with big spin rates. He's generally sat lower than that in game settings; often 90-91. Scouts want to see a velocity jump before July. Breaking ball has really come on in the last calendar year with late bite and more solid spin rates. There's also a changeup that flashes upside and feel, but is nascent in development. He's an impressive mover with a quick arm. Has a shot to go high in the draft if he continues to throw strikes and add velocity. He went unsigned by the Cincinnati Reds as a 20th rounder in 2024.

HOMETOWN: Wylie, TX

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 210

BAT/THROW: R-R

Flores really stands out for his present velocity, operation and three-pitch arsenal. He'll grab 96, holding 92-93 over multi-inning outings with carry and some arm-side run. To this date, he hasn't missed a ton of bats with the heater as its shape is a bit dead-zone in nature. Still, it's hard to argue with the velocity and projection for more on the way. Flores can really snap over an upper-70s, high-spin curveball with 11-5 shape and vertical plane. He sells the pitch with big arm speed and conviction. There's also a naiscent changeup that he's struggled to command. Flores is an explosive athlete with fantastic coil and drive down the bump with more strength on the way. His broad shoulders, durable frame and ability to hold velocity point to a future starter at the next level.

HOMETOWN: Blue Springs, Missouri

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 185

BAT/THROW: L-L

Gibler possesses some of the sneakiest athleticism in the class. It's fluid, electric athleticism featuring an up-tempo delivery and easy operation. Gibler pitches with moxy and competes as hard as anyone in the class. There's some crossfire at release, landing closed to the target and stepping toward the first base dugout. His operation provides a bit of natural deception with a tight elbow spiral and shorter action allowing the fastball to play up. He's already touching 97 in side settings and has been up to 96 in games living 91-93 in the third and fourth innings. Gibler sells a really good changeup that dies at the plate in the 88-89 mph bucket. Creating a bit more separation off the fastball could take the pitch into plus territory, but for now his feel and conviction on the pitch project nicely. There's a low-to-mid 80s gyro slider that'll flash above average but lacks consistency in execution and sell.

HOMETOWN: Marietta, GA

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 195

BAT/THROW: R-R

A polished righty with a starter's delivery, Moehler isn't the hardest thrower in the class though he projects to add more velocity soon. He's been up to 93 with real feel for the strike zone. He'll land a huge curveball in the mid-to-upper 70s featuring top-tier depth. There's also a changeup that has been commanded well in extended innings. It's a good frame and a polished profile lacking top-end pure stuff.

HOMETOWN: Oak Ridge, NC

HEIGHT: 6-1

WEIGHT: 185

BAT/THROW: L-R

Black got considerably more physical thing spring and ran into a bit of a growth spurt that accelerated his profile. A big, strong, athletic lefty with strength developing in his lower half, Black has a quiet left-handed swing built to lift the ball to the pull-side and produce damage to all fields. He starts out of an open stance and does a nice job creating space and stretch in his swing. The raw power projects. Black is an athletic runner with above average speed that he may ultimately grow out of. He's can be a bit slow out of the box due to a longer finish through his swing, but can really jet underway with long strides, light on his feet. Black shows a much quicker first step in the field where his routes to the ball and time-to-full speed is considerably shorter.

HOMETOWN: Fishers, IN

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 205

BAT/THROW: R-L

Lund enjoyed a nice spring where his added physicality and strike-throwing ability saw his name jump. He's been up to 94 with an athletic delivery and he repeats it well. The slider/curveball combination is a high-spin breaking ball menu with more depth than sweep. He'll flirt with some low-to-mid 80s changeups that when right he can turn over to get righties out in front. This is size, athleticism and strikes from the left side, a combination usually quite popular in the Draft despite the stuff not yet blossoming where some anticipate it'll eventually sit.

HOMETOWN: Aledo, TX

HEIGHT: 6-5

WEIGHT: 215

BAT/THROW: L-R

Burns is a big, tall, well-built righty with a physical build. It's a big, fast side-step release with a higher leg kick. His motion has caused issues with strike-throwing ability, but his polish and stuff have both taken considerable steps forward over the last nine months. Burns is a real good mover with a loose arm and an athletic delivery. He rides the mound well and creates big extension out front. He's a natural supinator with a fastball that will get up into the mid-90s with natural cut. He also spins the hell out of it. He can get in trouble when he tries to over-throw his heater, but further maturity and pitchability will come. Burns has a put-away slider with sharp sweeping action as well as a bigger curveball that provides some depth to his arsenal. Burns moves well, has a physical frame and has real feel for spin. If he throws more strikes leading up to July, it's Top-100 pick tools.

HOMETOWN: Newton, North Carolina

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 208

BAT/THROW: R-R

Jenkins reclassified out of the 2025 high school class in order to enroll at ECU a year early. Because of that, he'll be just 20.3 years old for the 2027 Draft. Jenkins is one of the more intriguing college arms in the country with a loose, easy arm action and on-time mechanics. There's some whack through delivery, but it's not an alarming operation and could iron itself out as he continues to add strength. Jenkins possesses a fast, loose right arm that has been up to 95 mph with carry and ride through the zone. There's budding breaking ball with depth and some late tilt that flashes above average and could tickle better than that in time. Jenkins also flirts with a changeup against left-handed hitters and while it displays shape, it's inconsistent in execution and conviction presently.

HOMETOWN: Opelika, AL

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 190

BAT/THROW: L-L

Sanders is an athletic lefty with intriguing stuff and a ton of projection. The fastball floats up into the low-90s with ride through the zone and deception coming out of a long arm action. That arm action has some scouts concerned about long-term strike-throwing ability, but virtually nobody doubts that stuff and what it could become. Sanders offers up a projectable breaking ball with significant depth and tunnel as well. He has the makings of a power lefty with some similarities to 2022 draftee Jackson Ferris.

HOMETOWN: Cumming, GA

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 190

BAT/THROW: B-R

A two-way athlete with high-level ability on both sides of the ball, Bayer has big bat speed and heavy hands from the right side of the plate. It's power over hit right now, but there are elements to the swing that project. On the mound he's up to 93 with some arm-side run. It's an electric arm with a ton of speed and whip behind it. The heater can blow up batters' knuckles. There's a low-80s slider that's largely average for teh time being. Big extension and budding velocity. Exciting young arm. He was a 19th round selection by the DBacks in 2024 but went unsigned.

HOMETOWN: Farragut, TN

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 200

BAT/THROW: L-R

A decorated wide receiver, Davila plans to hang up the longer cleats in hopes of playing professional baseball someday. Scouts believe he'll get there. A 6-foot-3-inch outfielder with strength and further projection, Davila has explosive athleticism and bat speed that can be difficult to teach. His swing and operation in the box can vary, and repeatability in his routine and approach have a tendency to change from plate appearance to plate appearance. His full commitment to baseball will be interesting to watch as he's never fully pushed his chips into one sport. Although he has thus far struggled to identify spin, there's unquestioned impact in the bat with above-average to plus speed in a corner. There's considerable tools if not entirely unrefined.

HOMETOWN: Hampton, GA

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 191

BAT/THROW: R-R

A decorated two-sport star, Clavon is a firecracker on the diamond with wicked hands and a really strong throwing arm. He's a plus runner who has snagged double-plus run times underway. Defensively, scouts are split on whether his actions will ultimately keep him at shortstop, or whether the entire package fits better in centerfield or at third base.

Clavon possesses a quiet demeanor at the plate and a willingness to really work deep into a count to get a fastball. He projects to hit for a bit of power, but it's mostly a slashing gap approach for the time being. He's done wonders to alter his swing, staying more connected and opening up some upside at the plate. There's still a split on whether he'll hit enough or impact the game enough offensively to reach the obvious ceiling his physical tools present, but it's an up-arrow. There's bat speed here and he could turn a few over the fence in due time. Clavon will need to show improvement with the bat as we approach the draft to capture his day-one upside, but his inherent talent in many parts of the game is without question.

HOMETOWN: Verona, WI

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 185

BAT/THROW: R-R

DeTienne was a bit of a pop-up name in the scouting community toward the tail-end of his senior year of high school impressing at a couple different events, shining at Area Code Games. He's got an extremely quick arm with a loose, over-the-top delivery featuring a full arm-swing and longer action. It's an over-hand power delivery, free and easy with good downhill plane. DeTienne can be scattered in his control and command at times as he'll pull his head off the target through release, but he's been up to 96 with carry, and will rest 92-94 over multiple innings, his command seemingly improving as he works a lather. His low-80s breaker has promise with big, late vertical bite, tunneling well off the heater, though commanding the pitch is still a work in progress. This is a power arm with high-octane upside who could eventually flirt with triple digits. There's something of a Jordan Romano comparison here.

HOMETOWN: Bakersfield, CA

HEIGHT: 6-1

WEIGHT: 175

BAT/THROW: L-R

Thompson is a rhythmic hitter with loose hands and a simple swing that works. Turns hard on the baseball with some projection to the pull-side. Won't force anything to that side and has used the left-center gap. Thompson creates a lot of whip through the zone, short and company in his first move, long and athletic through release. Thompson is an above average runner once underway. His profile likely moves to second base at the next level where his defensive tools fit best.

HOMETOWN: Rochester Hills, MI

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 210

BAT/THROW: L-L

Watters is a physical left-handed bat who possesses a ton of bat speed and impact at the point of contact. Scouts like the swing. It's a hard, tight turn featuring serious torque and strength in the hands. Watters has a bat path and attack angle that projects to hit at the next level. He's got a knack for back-spinning the baseball. Watters does a nice job of using his frame, shifting his weight through the hitting zone. That approach can get hitters in trouble against advanced spin, but Watters has shown an ability to keep the hands back and fend off good breaking balls. The drift will cause contact quality consistency issues at times with Watters, but when he squares one up it's loud to all fields. Watters is a below average runner who likely figures to settle in at first base at the next level, though some want to give it a shot in left field, however fringy arm strength will be tested. Scouts like the bat quite a bit.

HOMETOWN: Pearland, TX

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 185

BAT/THROW: L-L

Brown's got the frame scouts looks for in a projectable pitcher featuring a lean, lanky frame with a ton of weight to come. His sloping shoulders and narrow core suggests he'll always be a leaner cut, but there's 15 good pounds still to come in his lower half. The lanky lefty is up to 95 and will sit 90-92 over starts with sinking action. The control and command of the fastball have improved this year. There's an upper-70s slider with two planes, more depth than sweep. It's not yet an out pitch, but it projects. There's a lot of components here to like.

HOMETOWN: Sunrise, FL

HEIGHT: 6-5

WEIGHT: 200

BAT/THROW: R-R

Quigley is certainly one of the more physically imposing players in the box. It's a long, strong frame with serious bat speed. Staying consistent with his timing triggers has been a battle for Quigley over the last twelve months, though some of that can be attributed to the mammoth growth spurt he's seen of late. Quigley is short to the ball and presents organic loft through the zone. Some scouts see the potential for plus game power as he matures into the game. Quigley has tinkered with his swing, varying between a more upright, athletic stance and a more leveraged back-heel focus, the former generally like the more comfortable setup. The latter has led to better results in the approach and swing-decision department. Quigley is a right field prospect with a solid average arm and fringy speed. He features long strides, though he's unlikely to be a threat stealing bases. The short-form here is scouts really like the bat and the physically imposing frame. The offensive upside is tantalizing.

HOMETOWN: Coto de Caza, CA

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 200

BAT/THROW: R-R

de Groot is a long, physical right-handed outfielder with a high waist and projection remaining in his lower half and levers. He features a strong frame with broad shoulders and a barrel chest. de Groot has a short, compact path through the zone with a short, low, two-handed finish. For now, de Groot seems to sell-out for bat-to-ball rather than flex his physical frame and bat speed in games. He utilizes an opposite-field approach against more premium competition, but shows easy plus raw power in batting practice to the pull-side. Presently, he has a tendency to hit the ball on the ground with more frequency than in the air, but scouts believe as he gets more comfortable with top-shelf pitching, he'll be able to let his offensive tools rip a bit more and the results will bore out a bit louder in games. de Groot has clocked 4.2 home-to-first; a plus runner underway, as well as in 60-yard dash testing though he's slowed down a tick as he's added weight at UCLA. It's also an above average arm in the field. de Groot is a tool shed with a ton of upside in every aspect of his game. In-game production against premium arms should continue to tick up as he grows more and more comfortable in those situations.

HOMETOWN: Ellerbe, NC

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 172

BAT/THROW: R-R

As projectable as they come, Seagraves is a long, lanky, lean right-hander with a fastball already brushing 95 and a mid-80s slider that's shown teeth at its best with inconsistent shape in game settings. A low-80s changeup is probably presently his best secondary with some late tail and depth, thrown with confidence. Seagraves is a good athlete on the mound with a repeatable, deliberate operation and explosive arm speed. He's a guy who could live in the mid-90s at peak. Seagraves features a longer elbow spiral and is a bit long in the back. The result has been streaky control of the baseball in game and games. To date, he's mostly been deployed as a reliever, sometimes in a multi-inning role. Hardly anybody has actually hit his arsenal, and there's true wipeout stuff here if he can learn to consistently get inside the black box over the plate. Seagraves has considerable arm talent and there's a lot more coming. Now comes time to focus on the polish.

HOMETOWN: Carlsbad, CA

HEIGHT: 6-7

WEIGHT: 200

BAT/THROW: R-R

You'd be hard-pressed to build a pitcher in a lab that appeals to more scouts than Gonzales. There's plenty of polish necessary to elevate this profile into the upper-tier of prospects, but the pure upside is enormous. At 6-foot-7, 200-pounds, Gonzales has a ton of growth ahead of him. Not only that, he'll be just 20 years old on draft day. For now, he's living in the low-90s with a curveball that lacks consistency, but does flash bite and shape. Throwing strikes with his frame will take time, but he's a very good athlete and has the upside of a starting pitcher with ease and durability.

HOMETOWN: Elk Grove, CA

HEIGHT: 6-5

WEIGHT: 205

BAT/THROW: R-R

Long levers and a strong lower half highlight an intriguing profile. Abraham hides the ball well. He uses a short, tight arm action with some natural deception. The whole thing seems to speed hitters up. He's been up to 93 with tail, but it's his low-80s changeup that catches the headlines. Abraham kills spin nicely and fades the pitch off the fastball tunnel with conviction. There's also a shorter low-80s slider with gyro tilt. It's two average pitches with the chance for an above average changeup at the next level. Abraham is a strike-thrower with a good frame.

HOMETOWN: Jonesboro, AR

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 218

BAT/THROW: R-R

Belcher is a big, tall, physical catcher with tools. The bat has projection with above average raw power, some of which he's showcasing in games at this early stage in his career. The 6-foot-4-inch backstop is an eager hitter with a reluctance to draw free passes, though impacting the baseball is one of his greatest tools. Belcher's frame has improved over the course of the last twelve months and scouts now think he's got a shot to catch at the next level. He's got above average arm strength and more athleticism than one might expect from a frame of his size. There's a real chance he ends up at first base or in a corner, but much pressure will be placed on the bat as is the case with most prospects. He will be just 20 years old on draft day.

HOMETOWN: Pearland, TX

HEIGHT: 5-10

WEIGHT: 190

BAT/THROW: L-L

What Barfield lacks in traditional prototype physicality, he more than makes up for in polish and strike-throwing ability. Barfield will live in the upper-80s and low-90s, though scouts expect that to jump in the not-too-distant future. His bread and butter is a big, hammer curveball that he's willing to throw to both sides of the plate and either-handed hitter. Barfield attacks the zone, gets ahead of hitters, and puts batters away with sequencing and pitchability. There's a changeup here too, and it's been particularly tough on RHH. Scouts expect Barfield to get stronger and more athletic as he grows at the next level. His innate feel for pitching should lend well toward future success in Norman or in professional baseball.

HOMETOWN: Sacramento, CA

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 205

BAT/THROW: L-L

Froling is a projection dream for Head Coach Andrew Checketts and the Gauchos. A 6-foot-4-inch southpaw with a loose arm, everything Froling does on the mound looks effortless. The ball jumps out of his hand. There's plenty more velocity on the way. For the time being, he's mostly 89-91 with arm-side tail on the fastball. He's grabbed 94 in side sessions. Froling shows strong feel for an average changeup and big sweeping slider he likes burying at the back foot of right-handed hitters. He'll sweep it across the zone against lefties. It's been an effective pitch, usually thrown in the mid-70s. Froling will likely need to turn up into another gear before the draft to get paid into day two, but he could transform into a premier lefty when it's all said and done.

HOMETOWN: Urbandale, IA

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 200

BAT/THROW: R-R

Baumler is a physical specimen with loud tools that really play on the offensive side of the ball. There's considerable bat speed here coming from a heavy barrel. Baumler generates plenty of torque through his swing and has shown the maturity to pepper balls gap-to-gap in batting practice sessions; a rare trait for a slugger of his size and age. A primary first baseman, Baumler has played some in the outfield where his fringe-average speed and solid average throwing arm play well. He's shown strong footwork and has a chance to play a corner spot if he doesn't get too strong.

HOMETOWN: Orlando, FL

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 200

BAT/THROW: R-R

While some believe Lopez has two-way potential, and that may be the case at Ole Miss should he end up there, scouts like Lopez's upside on the mound. Lopez has a loose arm and an athletic delivery with a low launch and long stride. He hides the ball well and produces plenty of carry through the zone on a low-90s fastball that's been up to 95 in shorter outings. Lopez can snap off a promising breaking ball with late tilt and two-planes, generally spun in the low-80s. This is a kid with a quick arm, big arm strength and room to grow into more velocity and stuff as he gets stronger.

HOMETOWN: Spring, TX

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 185

BAT/THROW: L-R

Traeger is an impressive hitter with a calm demeanor in the box. He has a quiet, well-balanced setup with a loose swing and consistent triggers. There's feel for hit and budding power in a swing that features a bit of organic loft. Traeger is one of the better bets to stay behind the plate in this class as he's extremely quick out of the crouch and possesses a solid average arm. The athleticism really plays behind the dish. He is an average runner.

HOMETOWN: San Antonio, TX

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 205

BAT/THROW: R-R

Neely has some pretty gross stuff when he's on. He's up to 97 and will sit 91-93 in longer outings with the ability to carry the ball through the top rail or run it off the arm-side black. He features a low-80s slider with shorter break and pairs it with a bigger mid-70s curveball featuring big downer break. Big projection play here with plenty more velocity on the way.

HOMETOWN: Raytown, MO

HEIGHT: 6-1

WEIGHT: 185

BAT/THROW: R-R

Christal has a relief look to his profile with a short, compact arm action, natural deception and the innate ability to really spin a baseball. Christal has been up to 97 this spring in the early innings of his outings and will generally governor in the 92-93 range as he works into the middle innings. His fastball has a flat approach launched out of a reasonably low slow featuring some tail. It's not a pitch that's induced a ton of swing-and-miss to this point as it approaches the plate with reasonably generic shape. His breaking balls are the true out-producers. The slider is a low-80s frisbee with sharp teeth spun near 2800 rpm. His curveball rotates even harder approaching 3000 rpm at times, but softer in the low-to-mid 70s. There's also a changeup that presently represents a clear fourth offering. How he commands the baseball down the stretch as front office brass funnel in will dictate where he plays ball in 2028.

HOMETOWN: Mokena, IL

HEIGHT: 6-1

WEIGHT: 205

BAT/THROW: R-R

Mowry has been a steady performer providing streaky power and impact to whichever lineup he's in. A primary catcher, Mowry will shift between first base and DH in an attempt to get his bat in the lineup at whatever cost. He's maxed out physically with a ton of strength in his broad, powerful upper-half. Mowry produces a ton of bat speed with a steep, uphill attack angle and a slugging intent. He consistently takes big swings, generating over-the-fence power and huge rotational force of which has been proven and on display at a number of stops. There are certainly some swing and miss concerns here, but they generally don't rear their head until he falls behind in the count and starts to anxiously protect. Still, it's an impactful bat with at least an outside shot to catch as a platoon option at the next level. There's some Dominic Keegan in the overall package here.

HOMETOWN: Powder Springs, GA

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 180

BAT/THROW: R-R

Strickland has some of the most impressive pure arm talent in the 2027 class. He's already running the fastball up to 98 with mammoth spin rates and considerable arm-side bore and a bit of carry. Strickland mixes in a mid-to-upper 80s slider that flashes plus, but is often inconsistent both in terms of shape and execution. He's got a loose arm, a bit long in the back, with an explosive release and relative ease. Strickland is still learning to engage his lower half. The biggest critique from scouts here is below-average command. Strickland has a tendency to fall behind in counts. If the two-pitch arsenal can buoy to even fringy command, he's got high-leverage upside. You'd be hard-pressed to find easier stuff in the class than here.

HOMETOWN: Howell, NJ

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 215

BAT/THROW: L-L

Costello is a physically imposing hitter with considerable raw power and pull-side juice. Throughout his career Costello has proven a mature hitter with a keen eye and solid bat-to-ball skills. He avoids the strikeouts and battles in the box, forcing long at-bats. Projectable and long, Costello has an athletic frame with broad, rounded shoulders suggesting more strength and raw power is on the way. Costello is a fringy runner. He's a solid first baseman who works well around the bag and is willing to make plays straying to his right and throwing back to the pillow. The calling card here, however, is the bat.

HOMETOWN: Madison, WI

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 190

BAT/THROW: R-R

Booth is one of the most talented two-way players in the class. On the mound it's a terrific operation with drop-and-drive mechanics sinking into his lower half and launching from a low slot. Booth generates big extension down the mound and hides the baseball well. He's ordinarily 89-91, though he's grabbed 93 and scouts think there's more coming. He hides and tunnels a mid-80s breaking ball off the fastball beautifully, and will keep left-handed batters off the barrel with a low-80s changeup with fading action. Offensively, Booth has a smooth, rhythmic, repeatable swing with intent and consistent line drives to all-fields. When he wants to get into one, there's more than enough bat speed and twitch here to put one over the left field fence. On the dirt Booth is a smooth operator with a quiet internal clock and soft hands. He's been clocked at 94 across the diamond and is more than athletic enough to project an above average glove at third base. His profile could go in any number of directions but if there's a velocity spike scouts expect he'll pitch exclusively at the next level.

HOMETOWN: Auburn, AL

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 207

BAT/THROW: R-R

Allen is a prototype third baseman with big bat speed and slugging potential. He's a powderkeg body with present strength and a keen ability to generate backspin and lift the baseball. At third base Allen shows a good first step with an average to solid average throwing arm. He's got a shot to stick at the position with first base being an option if a more premium defenders unseats him. Allen is a fringy runner.

HOMETOWN: Somerville, MA

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 195

BAT/THROW: R-R

Oliveira saw the physicality tick upwards this spring after a winter of putting in the work in the weight room. Now touching 96, Oliveira can hold 92-93 over multiple innings. He's flashed an upper-80s changeup and a firm, short, low-90s slider with impressive horizontal tilt in that velocity bucket. He's got the broad shoulders and strong lower half to work extended roles at the next level. Oliveira has a fast, loose arm and should approach triple digit peaks in the next couple years. He's also been a two-way player with good actions at shortstop and some raw power in the bat. His future however, is undoubtedly on the mound.

HOMETOWN: Flowery Branch, GA

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 205

BAT/THROW: R-R

Taylor is a barrel-chested righty with a physical frame and a bulldog mentality on the mound. The fastball carries tremendous life through the zone, up to 96. He throws a slurvy breaking ball in the upper-70s that presently has some hump, but shapes well to miss bats. There's also a changeup that's been effective against left-handed hitters, but lacks consistency and feel from time to time. Taylor has a quick arm and an athletic, physical frame. He could start moving forward with the arsenal and repeatability.

HOMETOWN: Cartersville, GA

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 190

BAT/THROW: L-R

Daniel's profile is buoyed by a big bat featuring premium bat speed and impact. He's played all over the field but scouts like the athletic tools best at second base or in the outfield where his routes and arm strength project to fit best. There's been some talk about getting him behind the plate in pro ball where his quick release and explosiveness out of the crouch may work. Some scouts are skeptics on the arm strength being strong enough to warrant a full-time role at catcher. He doesn't possess the tallest frame but most of Daniel's muscle is in his upper-half with some strength projection remaining in his legs. That could bode well for maturing into a catcher rather than sticking in the outfield.

HOMETOWN: Kapolei, HI, FL

HEIGHT: 6-1

WEIGHT: 210

BAT/THROW: R-R

Kea was the top prospect coming out of the islands of Hawaii in 2024 as a high school but ended up on campus as scouts wanted to see more pure bat-to-ball polish. He's an ultra-physical middle-of-the-order type of bat with thunderous bat speed, strong wrists and lightning quick hands. Kea projects easy double-plus raw power. There's some extra movement in his hands in the loading phase, but scouts believe that'll be ironed out in time. Kea is an average runner with solid burst and should be capable on the base paths. Defensively, he could end up behind the plate or at a corner infield role in due time. Kea has enough arm strength to catch at the next level, and gets out of the crouch quickly generally making accurate throws to the bag. The athleticism is there to stay behind the plate if he doesn't get too strong and stiff for the role. The arm strength should play at third base, though first base is a possibility.

HOMETOWN: Jonesboro, AR

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 215

BAT/THROW: R-R

Crecelius is a physical, stout righty with a good fastball/curveball one-two punch and a genuine feel for pounding the strikezone. The fastball will grab 93 at peak, resting 90-91 with carry through the zone living on the top rail. The curveball is a firm breaker in the upper-70s with late bite and depth. Again, a well-commanded weapon. Crecelius should continue to get more athletic at the next level and has a chance to pitch over multiple innings going forward.

HOMETOWN: Key West, FL

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 210

BAT/THROW: R-R

Ong has seen a meteoric rise in his draft stock over the last 18 months thanks to a mammoth growth spurt and the subsequent added athleticism has really transformed his game. Ong has an especially fast arm and a ton of deception coming from a longer arm action that can lull the opposition to sleep. He can get into trouble when he gets a little too deliberate, but is generally a fairly consistent strike-thrower. Ong will grab 96, resting 90-93 over multi-inning showings. The heater carries through the zone, though he'll mix in a 2-seam than runs in on righty knuckles. A low-80s slider has big two-plane tilt though it can hump a bit as Ong fatigues. Still, it's a breaking ball that presently projects above average. There's an upper-70s changeup here too. Ong personifies projection and as he grows more familiar with his new frame and tempo, could develop into a front-end type prospect.

HOMETOWN: Zionsville, IN

HEIGHT: 6-5

WEIGHT: 215

BAT/THROW: R-R

A tall, long frame that continues to project well, Wagner has considerable athleticism and explosiveness for a player his age and size. Long considered a two-way player with upside in the outfield, Wagner has effectively shifted to the mound full-time these days where he'll grab 94 with an imposing fastball. He exudes confidence and a bully mentality on the mound, heavy in presence. It's big extension down the bump and Wagner does a great job of releasing the ball way out in front. A low-80s slider and mid-70s curveball supplement the heat, the former flashing plus with big sweep and sell. Wagner has a longer arm action, but he's consistently on time and he repeats his operation well. He'll need to continue to show strike-throwing ability if he hopes to reach his considerable upside.

HOMETOWN: Roseville, CA

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 192

BAT/THROW: R-R

Barth is an intriguing infield prospect in part because of his loose, whippy actions on the dirt and athleticism in the box. Scouts love the swing, though his in-game performance and batting practice showings have been inconsistent. Too often Barth will chase out of the strike zone with frequency. That'll be a big emphasis for him at the next level. Barth is strong at the point of contact with good extension out in front and strong hands through the baseball. He projects to hit for some power, though finding more consistency with the barrel will need to be a priority moving forward. Although Barth can be an aggressive hitter and expand the zone at times, he does a good job battling, fouling off pitches and extending at-bats. Defensively, it's a loose operation with whippy arm strength that'll play on the left side of the infield. He has a tendency to rush things at times, and that can lead to occasional arm accuracy woes, but the inherent talent on the dirt is fairly undeniable. There's the potential for average-or-better tools across the board here, but the consistency with the bat will be the biggest emphasis as we move toward July. Barth is a solid average runner who doesn't project to add speed moving forward.

HOMETOWN: Ballwin, MO

HEIGHT: 6-1

WEIGHT: 210

BAT/THROW: R-L

Kehlenbrink is a well-built kid with a powerful frame and a very quick arm. Overall, he's a good athlete who can separate his hips and shoulders with the best of them. The fastball will get up to 95 with carry and some late life. He throws a mid-70s curveball with shorter break, as well as an upper-70s changeup that tunnels well without distinctive shape. Kehlenbrink is a physical athlete with more development ahead of him. Given he's a left-hander with mid-90s stuff, he's got a good shot at carving out a leveragable role as he matures further.

HOMETOWN: Buford, GA

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 184

BAT/THROW: R-R

Murray is an absolute tool shed with huge arm strength and big power potential. He's got a long, lean body that should fill out with good muscle as he ages. Murray has great hands on the dirt and certainly has the actions to stay there, but his frame and the explosivity of his movements might move him to right field, though he'd be a definitive defensive asset out there as well. Murray is a fringy runner who likely won't be a base stealer, but he's a solid athlete and it shows in his play on the field.

HOMETOWN: Evansville, IN

HEIGHT: 5-11

WEIGHT: 180

BAT/THROW: L-L

Decker is a stacked left-handed hitter who leverages his back hip hard and explodes through the zone with whip and substantial barrel lag. There's some tilt in his load that can cause timing issues on velocity at the top of the zone, but in general he's handled just about every form of pitching thrown his way to this point. He projects to hit for power going forward with above-average bat speed, and should hit enough to warrant future full-time consideration at the next level. His quick hands and adjustability allows the ball to travel and he has a tendency to put junk pitches in play. Decker moves well and is solid average underway. He's destined for left field where his fringy arm is best suited. He's a strong prospect who could go on day two if the bonus figures lines up.

HOMETOWN: Neshkoro, WI

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 185

BAT/THROW: L-L

Dunn epitomizes the "spark plug" archetype. He plays hard for every out, juices up his teammates with his words and actions in the dugout, and he's constantly on the barrel putting the game in motion. He repeats his swing really well and is always on time for the fastball showing some sneaky power to all fields buoyed by above average rotational acceleration through the zone and solid average bat speed. He's got real hitter-ish tendencies and represents some of the best pure polish in the class. He doesn't project to impact the game a whole bunch at the next level with slugging, though he's a prototype leadoff hitter who will work hard and get the most out of his toolset. He could flirt with 10-14 homers per year if provided the plate appearances to get there. Dunn is a fringy runner with a solid average arm; his profile likely best set for left field at the next level.

HOMETOWN: Windsor, Ontario, Canada

HEIGHT: 6-1

WEIGHT: 202

BAT/THROW: R-R

Carey is a thick, bulldog-framed righty with a dense lower half and an operation that points toward a future as a starter. He features a clean delivery with a short arm spiral and effortless follow-through at release. It's a three-quarters slot with above average extension for his size. He'll live in the low-90s and dot all four quadrants; a quality strike-thrower that generally won't overpower hitters. He features a low-80s slider that is effective in how it is executed, a whiff-producer low-and-away glove-side. There's also a mid-80s changeup here, but it's more fringy and for the time being, Carey is largely a polished two-pitch guy who's proven he can handle large workloads.

HOMETOWN: Valrico, FL

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 200

BAT/THROW: R-R

Akhil is a big, physical right-handed hitting third baseman has huge bat speed and thump behind his swings. It's plus raw power and considerable offensive upside. Akhil's brother, Arjun, was drafted 20th overall by the Toronto Blue Jays in 2023. While Akhil doesn't have the twitch his brother has, he's far more physical and the raw power comes more naturally. This is a premium power bat and a potential middle-of-the-order staple going forward. He will be just 20.8 years old for the Draft.

HOMETOWN: Farragut, TN

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 185

BAT/THROW: R-R

O'Leary is essentially projection personified. He's a lean, long-levered righty with a thin frame, a high waist and broad shoulders. O'Leary is going to add weight and should continue to add velocity. For now, he's grabbing 94, sitting 91-93 with and will manipulate the shape. O'Leary throws a banger curveball in the low-80s with depth and intent. It's been a swing-and-miss weapon. There's also a naiscent changeup that flashes. He's got a quick arm and a premium frame, though there is some effort at release that'll need to be polished over in time should he hope to start. It's a reliever look until O'Leary is able to make his operation and strike-throwing look easier.

HOMETOWN: Knoxville, TN

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 210

BAT/THROW: R-R

A 'plus' runner with centerfield tools, Seigler has shown some feel for the barrel. He has an average throwing arm and below average impact at the plate. Table-setter profile.

HOMETOWN: Los Angeles, CA

HEIGHT: 5-11

WEIGHT: 190

BAT/THROW: R-R

Bridges is a polished right-handed pitcher with a repeatable, low-effort operation. There's starter traits here and projectable strike-throwing ability. Bridges isn't a hard-thrower topping out at 91 on most nights, but his fastball offers carry and run through the zone and it's late to pick up. It's the full menu out of the glove including a low-80s slider, a polished low-80s changeup, and a flippy curve thrown in the upper-70s with some bite and vertical traits. Bridges is primarily a fastball-changeup guy. His size and lack of physicality are something to consider, but scouts absolutely love the pitchability and Bridges' willingness to fill up the zone and mix it up.

HOMETOWN: Hillsboro, TN

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 210

BAT/THROW: R-R

Bryan is an amped-up reliever type of profile with a frantic, hurried delivery and subsequent imposing demeanor on the bump. He'll grab 96 with considerable sink, living arm-side with his arsenal. Despite the reliever tag, Bryan does a nice job of staying in the strikezone and forcing contact. He limits his walks and allows the defense behind him to get in their work. He throws a gyro slider and a fading changeup, though both largely flash average at peak. Bryan is also a catching prospect with a strong arm and relatively impressive burst out of the crouch. He's a barrel-chested player who could go in either direction at the next level. Still, the arm talent and versatility here is worth tracking going forward.

HOMETOWN: Northridge, CA

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 195

BAT/THROW: R-R

Hawks has a deliberate heartbeat and clean operation on the mound. He repeats well and shows good direction and intent down the mound with starter traits. He'll grab 95, but sits 91-93 over multi-inning showings with spin rates that'll creep into the above-average range. His curveball is a deep bender with some late bite and average spin rates. The changeup is probably his best secondary presently thrown with feel and conviction.

HOMETOWN: Sacramento, CA

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 200

BAT/THROW: R-R

Golden is a steady performer with a fastball that's been up to 94 with super-heavy arm-side run and in-zone whiff traits. Golden has an affinity for the top rail and will live up at the letters with his heater. It's a bat-missing pitch that is presently his carrying weapon, largely solid average, maybe above. Golden throws a slider with depth that's been inconsistent in execution, but will show signs of developing into a potential average offering with solid spin and arm speed. He does a good job keeping hitters on their heels with the fastball, darting the breaking ball off the barrel as a put-away pitch. Golden hasn't shown the inherent ability to spin the baseball, and that'll be something teams will work with him on at the next level, but he's loose, whippy, and projectable and those are certainly buzz words for scouts looking for future impact.

HOMETOWN: Georgetown, TX

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 220

BAT/THROW: L-R

Leininger is a physical corner infielder with a sweet left-handed swing and considerable pull-side power. He deploys a rhythmic setup with a moderate leg kick, consistently on-time, extending well out-front to delivery impact through the baseball. Leininger has organic loft in his swing showcasing average game power with above average raw power still coming. He's shown impact into the opposite field gap as well, letting the ball travel deeper through the zone. Leininger is a primary third baseman with strong fundamentals, bounce, soft hands and a good internal clock. He has an average arm, though he could end up sliding over to first base should he eventually outgrow the hot corner. He's better on balls to his right and back-hand right now than he is gliding toward the second base bag. It shouldn't matter however.

HOMETOWN: Dallas, GA

HEIGHT: 6-5

WEIGHT: 180

BAT/THROW: R-R

Johnson is just scratching the surface of what he will one day become. Weighing in just a shade over 175 pounds, this 6-foot-5-inch righty is finally beginning to gain weight and mass and the pure stuff if coming along with it. The velocity has ticked up several notches this spring, up to 93 with some arm-side run. Johnson mostly lives 88-90 in longer outings, but scouts believe mid-90s velocity is on the horizon. Johnson has a lot of room to grow in his lower half with stronger shoulders and long levers throughout. He's an athletic mover with a high leg-kick and corresponding higher-set hand break. He's an average strike-throwers with streakiness in the walks department. He's largely pitched to contact to this point in his amateur career, though he'll rip off a wipeout slider in the low-80s that has progressed to the point of being at least an above average weapon. There's still the need for a consistent third pitch, but the whole profile has upward trajectory.

HOMETOWN: Rochelle, FL

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 190

BAT/THROW: R-R

Gibson is an explosive mover on the baseball field and scouts think he's got a real chance to play centerfield at the next level. Gibson is twitchy and quick in just about everything he does. He's flirted with double-plus run times, and his hands and wrists at the plate lead some to believe he could develop average game power as a fully-matured adult. Gibson is unrefined in his approach offensively, but flashes real impact and table-setting attributes on the field.

HOMETOWN: San Antonio, TX

HEIGHT: 6-1

WEIGHT: 190

BAT/THROW: L-R

A two-way guy, Gingrich has shown upside on the mound and in the field, though most scouts agree his future is likely in the outfield. Offensively, there's real feel to hit and launch, short and compact into the zone and long and extended through it. Gingrich uses his hands well at the plate and manipulates the barrel better than most. Almost all of his power is currently to the pull-side, but it's above average raw featuring quick, twitchy hips. He's still growing into his lanky frame with significant strength still to come in his upper-half. Gingrich projects a solid average runner with strong fundamentals in a corner outfield spot with a solid-to-above average arm. Should he end up on the mound, he's been up to 90 mph with a fringy breaking ball and some effort through release. This is a projection play with maturation and strength on the way.

HOMETOWN: Mansfield, TX

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 235

BAT/THROW: R-R

It's a massively imposing 6-foot-4-inch frame, with the bat speed you'd expect from a player of his stature. Craig has a short, handsy swing that presently lacks much stretch and extension, but the twitch and explosiveness in his upper body makes up for what conventionally produces power. That hitch and load has seen Craig struggle at times with offspeed and spin, but when he's locked in there's very few hitters in the class with more impact in the bat. Craig has played some outfield, but is likely to end up at first base.

HOMETOWN: Redwood City, CA

HEIGHT: 5-10

WEIGHT: 175

BAT/THROW: L-R

Downing is a hitterish middle infielder with a gap-to-gap stroke and sneaky bat speed coming out of a still developing frame. It's a consistent swing from the left side that has shown the ability to handle velocity and spin at major events. He's got soft hands and a strong internal clock suited to play anywhere on the dirt with average outfield defense also on the scouting report. Most scouts, however, think he's ultimately end up at second or third base.

HOMETOWN: Mechanicsburg, PA

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 185

BAT/THROW: L-R

Lougee, a bit of a two-sport standout, played shortstop for his high school team and quarterback for the football team. He's shown hitterish tendencies at the plate with a gap-to-gap approach, hardly ever swinging and missing at pitches in the zone. Lougee is a bit of a tweener defender. He's an average runner with a strong throwing arm. His future role could be anywhere on the diamond, but the bat will be the calling card.

HOMETOWN: Peoria, AZ

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 180

BAT/THROW: L-R

Forbes is a super-polished, sweet-swinging lefty bat with smooth, rhythmic actions and plenty of pull-side juice. It's a flatter bat path designed to pepper the gaps and make the defense work, and he does. Forbes simply looks the part on offense. Defensively, he's a shortstop primary who gets in work at third base. He's a physical defender who's solid in most facets of the game, including an above average arm.

HOMETOWN: Largo, FL

HEIGHT: 5-11

WEIGHT: 175

BAT/THROW: R-R

Alvarez is your prototype righty, but his stuff stacks up against most guy six inches taller than he is. The fastball has been up to 94 with huge extension and athleticism down the bump. Alvarez features direction and intent at release that few his age do. He'll work in a mid-70s breaker with big depth and some sweeping action to get hitters off his velocity. There's also a low-80s changeup that he's offered to left-handed hitters. Alvarez's athleticism and arm speed has scouts interested.

HOMETOWN: Orem, UT

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 210

BAT/THROW: R-R

Davies will rush it up to 94, but generally sits 91-92 with above average spin rates. He also throws a slider with well-above average spin rates, generally in the upper-70s with sweep. Davies has some effort in his delivery with a slight stabbing motion in his arm action causing occasional issues repeating and throwing strikes. Scouts like the arm talent and power upside, albeit likely in a relief role.

HOMETOWN: Burnsville, MN

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 195

BAT/THROW: L-L

Jones II puts on some of the most impressive rounds of BP you'll find in this class. He's got explosive hands, heavy torque and twitchy hips that all lead to considerable pull-side power. Jones has also *hit*. Defensively, most foresee a future at first base or a fringier brand of defense in left field. Jones' profile is sold by a loud bat and impact in the middle of an order.

HOMETOWN: Amarillo, TX

HEIGHT: 6-2

WEIGHT: 217

BAT/THROW: R-R

Gifford doesn't possess conventional stretch and extension at the plate. His operation isn't too dissimilar from a guy like Henry Davis (the eventual no. 1 overall pick in 2021). It's tight, compact, and explosive through the baseball. He's a bit physically maxed in that regard, but the results are loud already. Behind the plate, Gifford has an average arm and average pop times, but his physical tools may eventually lend well toward a slugging first base archetype. He's a fringy runner.

HOMETOWN: Hawthorne, CA

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 180

BAT/THROW: R-R

A legitimate two-way prospect, Martinez has tools smattered about his game in every area. A distinguished shortstop with soft hands and twitchy actions, he's got a legitimate chance of staying on the dirt moving forward. The bat has taken major strides in recent months too, now showing some game power in district play. The offensive game is still a work-in-progress, but there's been considerable gains of late in the strength and bat speed departments. On the mound, Martinez has been up to 93 with an athletic delivery and and track record of throwing strikes over longer outings. He'll mix in a low-80s slider with some real tunneling characteristics too. It's a solid two-pitch mix. Hard not to buy into the athlete here and the multitude of routes Martinez can ultimately take toward carving out a big league role.

HOMETOWN: Boca Raton, FL

HEIGHT: 5-11

WEIGHT: 185

BAT/THROW: R-R

Luft is an impressive talent on both sides of the ball. On the mound, he's been up to 90 with a breaking ball featuring high spin rates. But his future is likely in a lineup where his substantial raw power and organic game power play well. He's a fringy runner, though he's got a solid average arm and is athletic enough to play either corner.

HOMETOWN: Aurora, MO

HEIGHT: 5-10

WEIGHT: 180

BAT/THROW: R-R

Negre is an impressive middle-infielder with a strong arm and lightning quick hands at the plate. He's a promising athlete with some bat speed for his size and a pull-side approach that is already presenting plenty of in-game power. Negre can sell-out for power sometimes, impacting his overall hit tool. Defensively, he's likely destined for second base, or potentially third base if he outgrows the middle of the diamond.

HOMETOWN: Woodbury, MN

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 200

BAT/THROW: L-L

The first thing that stands out with Arlich is his fantastic feel for pitching. It's a three-pitch mix with consistent strikes and a repeatable delivery that really projects moving forward. Arlich has been up to 90 with a fastball that hops through the zone with some late arm-side darting action. Arlich misses bats with a strong changeup that features solid arm speed and conviction with downer action. He'll flip over a mid-70s breaking ball early in counts to keep hitters off his two-best pitches. There's something of a Marco Gonzales projection to Arlich's game. He's the ultimate competitor and possesses pitchability not seen in most arms this age.

HOMETOWN: Bradbury, CA

HEIGHT: 5-10

WEIGHT: 180

BAT/THROW: R-R

Beltre Jr., the son of MLB-great Adrian Beltre, is similar to his dad in a lot of ways. It's a polished glove with quick, decisive actions on the dirt, quick hands/transfer and a strong arm, Beltre Jr. should be distinguished as a defender at second base. Offensively, there's some bat speed here, and he's shown bursts of impact, but consistency will be the name of the game moving forward. The bloodlines and makeup are both top of the scale. He'll be just 20 years old on draft day.

HOMETOWN: Redmond, WA

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 190

BAT/THROW: R-R

Woodward screams bat speed and impact at the plate. The raw power is his carrying tool. Woodward lets his hands lag back during his stride, firing forward when his foot plants. It creates stretch and extension through the zone, though his ability to manipulate the barrel is steady depending on the level of competition. Woodward has shown flashes of a budding hit tool, but consistency will be the name of the game. Woodward is a big guy who posts average run times. He's also got a strong arm set for a corner. Woodward's profile is carried by the bat speed and power projection. Applying the hit tool with consistency as we approach the draft will be important in dictating where he fits in July.

HOMETOWN: Ponte Vedra Beach, FL

HEIGHT: 6-3

WEIGHT: 187

BAT/THROW: L-L

Hoag is a polished lefty with an 88-91 mph fastball featuring natural cut. He mixes in a low 80s slider that's commanded well at the bottom of the zone. Hoag projects to start moving forward and spots pitches well. It's awfully easy coming out with a bit of a longer arm action and a really fluid arm action.

HOMETOWN: Geneva, FL

HEIGHT: 6-0

WEIGHT: 190

BAT/THROW: R-R

Jacobs is a plus athlete with a loose, electric swing that boasts loud exit velocity rockets to all fields. He's primarily been a stingers-into-the-gaps type of hitter, still developing the ability to backspin the baseball. The bat really projects. Jacobs will likely end up at second base moving forward as he presently possesses shorter, choppier strides on the dirt that may ultimately limit his range, but he does feature soft hands and a consistent throwing arm.