Jackson Nezuh, a 6'1" RHP with the Houston Astros, excels with a strong fastball and effective changeup, but lacks a reliable slider, ideally fitting a relief role.
2026 MLB Draft: Holden Hering, RHP, Weatherford
Holden Hering, a 6'5" RHP, shows potential as a starter with a powerful fastball and slider, but inconsistent command may lead to a relief role instead.
Athletics: Braden Nett, RHP
Braden Nett is a 6'3" right-handed pitcher with impressive velocity and a six-pitch mix, showing potential as a reliable reliever or swingman due to command issues.
2026 MLB Draft: Landon Schutte, RHP, Oakdale
Landon Schutte, a 6'5" RHP from Oakdale (CA), showcases a strong foundation with four-pitch depth, promising spin rates, and potential for future development as a starter.
San Francisco Giants: Blade Tidwell, RHP
Blade Tidwell, a RHP for the San Francisco Giants, showcases impressive velocity and diverse pitches, but command issues and health concerns could hinder his success.
2026 MLB Draft: Grayson Fitzwater, 1B/OF, VMI
Grayson Fitzwater, a 6'1", 215 lb senior at VMI, excels as a 1B/OF with a proven track record of consistent offensive production, highlighted by elite exit velocity and improved swing decisions. His athleticism allows for versatility, making him a valuable prospect with reliable contact quality and significant potential for early contributions at the next level.
2027 MLB Draft: Mikey Ryan, SS, NC State
Mikey Ryan, a skilled shortstop from NC State, excels defensively with polished footwork and arm strength, while showing promising offensive potential as well.
San Diego Padres: Miguel Mendez, RHP
Miguel Mendez, a promising RHP for the Padres, showcases elite arm talent and a four-pitch arsenal, though command issues suggest a future in relief rather than starting.
2026 MLB Draft: Ty Burnham, RHP/OF, Rogers
Ty Burnham, a 6'3" RHP from Rogers, AR, committed to Arkansas, excels as a pitcher with 98 mph fastball potential and impressive dual-player skills.
2028 MLB Draft: Kameron Gillespie, SS, Liberty
Kameron Gillespie, a promising 2028 prospect from Liberty (MO), excels as a left-handed hitter and shortstop, showcasing advanced skills and potential for growth.