Cole Cinnamond, a 6'5" left-handed pitcher from Great Bridge, showcases premium arm speed and a three-pitch arsenal, indicating significant developmental potential as a starter.
Kansas City Royals: Ben Kudrna, RHP
Ben Kudrna, a right-handed pitcher for the Kansas City Royals, showcases strong pitchability, featuring a standout changeup and developing curveball, aiming for consistent fastball velocity.
2026 MLB Draft: Jerek Turlij, RHP, North East
Jerek Turlij, a 6'2" RHP from North East, PA, showcases a 94-97 mph fastball and promising secondary pitches, projecting as a high-leverage bullpen arm.
Detroit Tigers: Hao-Yu Lee, 3B/2B
Hao-Yu Lee is a versatile player for the Detroit Tigers, demonstrating strong plate discipline and contact skills, but his power production is limited by batted ball tendencies.
2026 MLB Draft: Roman Martin, INF, UCLA
Roman Martin, a 6'2" junior infielder at UCLA, showcases strong defensive skills and an effective offensive approach, contributing significantly with a .991 OPS this season.
Cleveland Guardians: Khal Stephen, RHP
Khal Stephen, a 6'4" RHP for the Cleveland Guardians, showcases a powerful fastball and diverse secondary pitches, suggesting potential as a mid-rotation starter.
2026 MLB Draft: Gunnar Alm, OF, Polk County
Gunnar Alm, a 6' 175 lbs outfielder from Polk County, showcases impressive bat speed and athleticism, offering significant potential for power development and defensive skills in center field.
Chicago White Sox: William Bergolla, SS/2B
Player: William BergollaOrg: Chicago BearsHighest Level: Triple APosition(s): SS/2BHeight: 5'9"Weight: 165 lbs.Bats: LeftThrows: RightSummary:Contact is what Bergolla does and he does it at a level that stands out across the minors. A compact left-handed stroke with almost no wasted movement and a contact rate that ranks among the best in professional baseball — the swing … Continue reading Chicago White Sox: William Bergolla, SS/2B
2026 MLB Draft: Max Bayles, RHP, Santa Clara
Max Bayles, a 6'3" RHP from Santa Clara, has an elite slider, but inconsistent fastball command complicates his starter projection, making a high-leverage reliever role viable.
St. Louis Cardinals: Joshua Baez, OF
Joshua Baez, an outfield prospect for the St. Louis Cardinals, shows improved mechanical adjustments and potential for a powerful 30-30 combination, though sustainability remains a concern.