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Eastson Kitura, a 6'3", 199 lbs. left-handed hitter from Miami, plays 1B/OF. His standout power tool is above average, with an improving hit tool and reduced swing-and-miss. While he has a strong arm for right field, his fielding skills need refinement. Kitura's future is promising in a corner position.
AJ Ciscar, a 6'4" right-handed pitcher from Miami, features a solid sinker and sweeper but struggles against lefties, suggesting a backend starter potential.
Player: Jack EnsellSchool: MiamiPosition(s): RHPHeight: 6’3”Weight: 205Bats: RightThrows: RightSummary: After finalizing a transfer to Miami this summer, Jack Ensell showed up to the NECBL and dominated (and even that may be an understatement). The right-hander pitched 14.1 innings for the Valley Blue Sox, allowing no runs and only four hits, and striking out an absurd 30 … Continue reading 2027 MLB Draft: Jack Ensell, RHP, Miami
The latest college board for the 2026 MLB Draft features 200 players, highlighting significant changes and collaborative evaluations, with Roch Cholowsky remaining the top player.
Player: Mario MaganaSchool: MiamiPosition(s): SSHeight: 6'3"Weight: 190 lbs.Bats: SwitchThrows: RightSummary:Magana brings an athletic, switch-hitting profile built around bat speed and looseness in the box. The hands are quick and direct from both sides, allowing him to stay in the zone a long time with a level, line-drive path geared for consistent contact. He works from … Continue reading 2028 MLB Draft: Mario Magana, SS, Miami
Daniel Cuvet, a powerful 1B/3B from Miami, showcases elite raw power and strong swing attributes, with room for growth in swing decisions and defensive skills.
The collegiate summer season is in the books, fall ball has yet to begin, and that makes this the perfect window to size up the 2026 MLB Draft class. At the top, there’s a clear-cut No. 1 in Roch Cholowsky, but the depth behind him is loaded with talent — including plenty of players at new programs eager to boost their draft stock and chase a championship.
Griffin Hugus, a 6'2" RHP from Miami, excels as a starter with strong fastball and slider, presenting a reliable profile despite limited upside in prospects.
No freshman in Miami history has hit more home runs than Daniel Cuvet, but he is far from a power only prospect. With a strong arm and solid hands, he has a real shot to stick at third.
