Evan Jones, a 6'3" right-handed pitcher from Wake Forest, has dramatically increased his fastball velocity and possesses an impressive slider, indicating significant potential as a starter.
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2028 MLB Draft: Andrew Costello, C, South Carolina
Andrew Costello, a 5'11" catcher from South Carolina, transfers from Wake Forest, showcasing strong batting potential and leadership qualities, with an eye toward the 2028 draft.
2028 MLB Draft: JD Stein, SS, Wake Forest
JD Stein, a polished infielder for Wake Forest, excels in contact hitting and defense. His game relies on skill over power, showcasing consistent, high-quality at-bats.
2027 MLB Draft: Troy Dressler, RHP, Wake Forest
Troy Dressler, a Wake Forest RHP, excelled in the Cape Cod League with a 2.39 ERA, showcasing strong mechanics and a dominant pitching repertoire for future prospects.
2027 MLB Draft: Cameron Bagwell, RHP, Wake Forest
Cameron Bagwell, a 6'5" right-handed pitcher from Wake Forest, showcases solid pitchability with a low-90s fastball and effective secondary pitches, projecting as a reliable starter.
2026 MLB Draft: Blake Morningstar, RHP, Wake Forest
Blake Morningstar, a 6'4" RHP from Wake Forest, showcases a powerful fastball and a variety of effective pitches, with potential for a starting rotation role if he improves command.
2026 MLB Draft: Kade Lewis, 1B/3B, Wake Forest
Kade Lewis, a powerful left-handed hitter from Wake Forest, excels with contact skills and patience. His ideal position is first base, where he can thrive offensively.
2026 MLB Draft: Dalton Wentz, 3B, Wake Forest
Dalton Wentz, a 6'2" switch-hitting third baseman from Wake Forest, showcases strong potential with impressive arm strength, quick feet, and emerging power despite contact challenges.
2026 MLB Draft: Duncan Marsten, RHP, Wake Forest
Duncan Marsten is a talented RHP at Wake Forest. After injuries affecting his early career, he showcases impressive potential with high-90s fastball and solid secondary pitches.
2028 MLB Draft: Marcelo Harsch, RHP, Wake Forest
Marcelo Harsch, a 6'4" right-handed pitcher from New Jersey, ranked 186 in the 2025 draft and will enhance his skills at Wake Forest's pitching lab.