Christian Doty, a 6'1", 190 lbs SS from Ole Miss, shows strong hitting potential and defensive skills, providing a solid foundation for his upcoming development before the 2028 draft.
New York Mets: Antonio Jimenez, SS
Antonio Jimenez, a 6'1" shortstop for the New York Mets, combines strong offensive potential with solid defensive skills, needing improvement in his hitting approach for greater success.
2027 MLB Draft: Logen Doran, RHP, Waiakea
Logen Doran, a promising 6'7" RHP from Hawaii, showcases projectable velocity, a developing slider, and a strong changeup, indicating a mid-rotation ceiling as he matures.
2029 MLB Draft: Graham Schlicht, RHP, Stanford
Graham Schlicht, a 6'4" RHP from Stanford, showcases impressive pitchability, a fastball up to 95, and a refined three-pitch mix, projecting as a mid-rotation prospect.
Miami Marlins: Thomas White, LHP
Left-handed pitcher Thomas White of the Miami Marlins features excellent three-pitch arsenal with high upside; however, command issues hinder consistent performance.
2027 MLB Draft: Gaines Estridge, RHP, Air Force
Gaines Estridge, a right-handed pitcher for Air Force, excels at Division 1 level, showcasing impressive skills and promise for a professional career in 2027.
2028 MLB Draft: Grant Arnold, C/OF, Merritt Island
Grant Arnold, a 6'3", 215 lbs left-handed hitter from Merritt Island, showcases elite bat speed and power potential, though contact issues need addressing for future success.
Atlanta Braves: Lucas Braun, RHP
Lucas Braun, the Braves' #8 prospect, is a skilled RHP with good command, a varied pitch mix, and potential as a durable starting arm in the MLB.
2027 MLB Draft: Cole Cheatham, RHP, Union County
Cole Cheatham, a 6'4", 243 lbs. right-handed pitcher from Union County, showcases impressive athleticism and a potent pitching arsenal, committed to West Virginia.
MLB Draft Review: NL West
Three Quarter Slot breaks down every NL West draft class, highlighting a favorite pick, a least favorite selection, and a sleeper to watch. From Jackson Flora's no-brainer fit with the Giants to overlooked value throughout the division, here's where each club impressed—and where there may have been better options.