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Veen leads a talented and deep group of prospects with his clean, simple left-handed stroke that results in hard contact to all fields. He has easy power in his stroke as well and plenty of room to continue to fill in to his 6'4" frame.
A natural defender at SS with soft, sure hands, smooth actions and easy arm strength, Ed excels at a premium position. He also has a knack for finding the barrel against quality pitching and shows an instinctual feel for the game.
Top-of-the-scale left-handed power is a desirable tool and Austin has it. The looseness in his stroke allows him to make hitting majestic home runs look easy. He has an ideal RF profile with a big arm and is an excellent competitor.
Perhaps the top all-around hitter in the class, Blaze has a very mature approach in the box and seems to always square the ball up no matter who he is facing. The ball comes off his bat extremely hard to all fields and he possesses the power to turn mistake pitches into long home runs.
A high-level defender at the catching position is hard to find, but Drew provides it. His all-around defensive tools and intangibles are an outstanding, sought-after combination. Add in that he is a switch-hitter with good barrel feel from both sides of the plate and you have a top prospect at a premium position.
A prototypical workhorse Texas right-hander, Jared runs his fastball into the upper 90s with relative ease. His stuff is dominant with the heavy fastball combining with a sharp breaking ball and solid change to make up an outstanding 3-pitch mix.
Jace possesses perhaps the best swing in the entire draft class. His left-handed stroke is fluid and pretty resulting in a high volume of hard barrel contact. He hits the ball to all fields, can catch up to velocity and adjusts well to off-speed offerings.
Great rhythm and a natural feel to hit define Robert at the plate. He has a knack for centering balls regardless of the pitcher, and his mature approach leads to consistent quality at bats. He runs well and has plus arm strength in the OF to go along with an impressive track record of hitting when it counts.
The ultra-athletic Shapen has one of the highest ceilings of anyone in the 2020 class. He generates easy power from his right-handed swing and has the ability to play multiple defensive positions well. Also a highly rated QB, Blake competes with the confidence and toughness you would expect from an elite two-sport star.
Dylan has proven in recent years to be one of the best in-game hitters in the draft class. He has quick hands and sees the ball very well. He likes to drive balls to right-center field and his overall offensive approach is extremely advanced.
Jones, a two-time Under Armour All-American, is an athletic prospect with a lightning-quick arm on the mound. His fastball has great life and often sits in the mid-90s. He also has good feel for a change and his breaking ball is a swing-and-miss pitch.
Pete's profile is attractive and hard to find. He is an excellent defender in CF who will stay there, and he is a top-of-order left-handed hitter. He has a short, quick stroke that leads to lots of line drives and his instincts in the outfield may be the best in the class.
With a strong, durable frame and a heavy fastball that gets into the mid 90s, Cam is one of the top RHPs in the 2020 class. His three-quarter slot is extremely tough on right-handed hitters and his hard 2-plane breaking ball is an out pitch.
Abel has an outstanding pitcher's frame, a repeatable delivery and a clean arm stroke making him an extremely projectable young arm. Even with the upside, his current stuff is excellent with a low to mid 90s fastball and tight breaking ball.
Sim has a complete all-around game with big right-handed power highlighting the package. He has a quick bat and sees the ball well at the plate, while showing the ability to make all the plays with the feet, hands and arm necessary to stay at third.
Carson has been up to 96 mph and his hard, downer breaking ball is a true out-pitch. He reaches his velocity pretty easily, has a good frame and still has plenty of upside despite his current high-quality stuff.
Alejandro has an electric arm, throwing a mid-90s fastball that has tailing life and seems to explode at the plate. He adds a split-change and a breaking ball with excellent shape, and he has advanced command of all of his offerings.
An extra-strong frame and loud tools are the combination that Mario possesses. He is a plus runner who plays the game aggressively and with great energy. He has the ability to drive the ball out of the park with a flick of his wrists at the plate.
Tanner seems to do everything naturally and easily on the field. His tall, lean frame is athletic and allows him to play outstanding defense at 3B. He has plenty of arm across the diamond - in fact, he is also a prospect as a pitcher where he sits in the low 90s. The difference-maker may ultimately be the bat for Tanner, where his effortless loft power and feel for the power make for big offensive upside.
The athletic (high level QB recruit) McLean has an intriguing combination of a power arm and bat. On the mound he pounds the strike zone with a heavy, sinking mid 90s fastball from a three-quarter slot. The ball gets on hitters quickly and he tunnels his slider and change well from the same slot. Nolan also showcases big RH power with loud contact at the plate.
Victor is a 2-time Under Armour All-American and was MVP of the 2019 game. He features a 4-pitch mix with a fastball that sits comfortably in the 91-94 mph range, and has 2 quality breaking balls that he uses to finish off hitters.
The 6'5" Mayo has one of the highest ceilings in the class. He has extremely quick hands at the plate with the ability to square up quality pitching and he flashes above average power. Defensively, Coby has sure hands and a plus arm across the diamond.
Jack is a powerfully-built catching prospect who makes extremely loud contact at the plate. He generates outstanding bat speed and flashes big raw power. Behind the plate, Jack is a leader with good receiving ability and feel for the game.
Among the most athletic players in the upcoming draft, Robby is a top-level prospect as both an OF and QB. He's just scratching the surface of his baseball abilities with the speed and instincts to stay in CF and a short, quick right-handed stroke at the plate.
Jordan has an extra-large frame and a set of very loud tools. His easy RH swing produces line drive power, he runs well and has a big arm across the diamond. He is a corner fit defensively and is a middle-of-the-order bat.
Max has as impressive a resume as any 2020 high school pitcher. He has been performing well on the big stage for years and has the bulldog mentality and quality 3-pitch mix to continue to have success at high levels.
Perhaps the best defender in the class, Steven uses quick feet, great instincts, sure hands and a plus arm to make all of the plays at SS. His energy and work ethic are both outstanding and he is a table-setter in the order who sprays line drives to all fields.
Morales shows flashes of some of the best power in the class with a rhythmic, coordinated right-handed stroke. He has succeeded at a high level for many years and should settle in as a middle-of-the-order bat at the next level.
An outstanding changeup and excellent makeup push Ben high on the list of RHPs in the 2020 class. He competes on the mound and has three quality pitches that he mixes well. Ben is a strike-thrower who can turn over a lineup - showing solid starter traits.
Big, raw left-handed power is the calling card for Slade. He takes an aggressive swing and shows the ability to really impact the baseball. He also has the arm strength to profile in right field.
Daniel's tall, lean frame leads to the huge leverage power that landed him in the finals of the Under Armour All-America Game HR Derby in 2019. He can drive the ball out of any part of the park and has big arm strength behind the plate.
Werner is a high upside infielder with the skill set to stay at SS. He has fluid actions and a pretty left-handed swing that has the chance to develop into a legitimate power stroke as he fills out.
With present strength and some loud tools (93 mph arm strength, 92 mph exit velocity) Chase is a prospect that warrants close following. He is confident in the box with a smooth left-handed stroke that has flashes of loft power.
Cayden's calling card is his bat. He's been swinging a potent bat for several years on the national stage and continues to make loud contact with pull-side power against all types of arms.
With a lean 6'6" frame, Will gets the kind of downhill plane you would expect to his quality stuff. He already has good feel for his three pitches and reaches the low 90s with his fastball with much more in the tank.
Alek shows a complete all-around skill set at the premium position of catcher. He has the durable frame that can take the pounding of playing that position, is an advanced receiver, has plenty of arm and swings the bat with authority.
Drew is a physical young infielder with a short, quick swing and natural instincts for the game. He can play multiple IF positions and is comfortable against top competition.
A true CF prospect, Elijah combines quality instincts with high-end speed to cover a ton of ground in the OF. He profiles as a top-of-the-order bat with a clean left-handed stroke and good strike zone discipline.
Soderstrom is coming off a big summer in which he showcased his outstanding hit tool. His left-handed stroke makes consistent hard contact and his baseball IQ is on display behind the dish.
Sammy is one of the top SS prospects in the class. He checks a lot of boxes with his smooth IF actions and clean, efficient RH swing at the top of the list. On the tools side, he ran a 6.63 and had both 93 mph arm strength and exit velocity.
AJ is a physical corner infielder with excellent feel for the barrel. His right-handed swing has some rawness to it, but he consistently hits the ball hard and has some over-the-fence power.
Jospeh is a physical RHP who is the top pitching prospect out of Puerto Rico in the 2020 class. He is able to dominate hitters with a fastball that has heavy sink and creeps into the low 90s. He flashes enough off-speed stuff out of a clean delivery to project as a starter.
Santos is a long-limbed RHP with a quick arm. He throws three quality pitches from a three-quarter slot with a fastball that sits in the low 90s, a biting breaking ball, and a fading change.
A 2-sport standout, Brandon possesses the overall athleticism you would expect. He's a hard worker with the speed to stay in center and a bat that always seems to produce in games.
Nate is a difference-maker on the field with a mix of loud tools. The LHH has rhythm to his stroke and generated a 96 mph exit velocity at the Baseball Factory event, where he also ran a 6.65 in the 60 and showed good hands in the infield.
Theo has already faced high-level hitters for several years as a member of the Canadian Junior National Team. With an excellent pitcher's frame and a clean arm stroke, he's just scratching the surface of his ability.
Kyle is an athletic LHH catching prospect with a line drive stroke. He's a two-sport athlete, who plays football (QB) and on the diamond, has excellent bat-to-ball skills and can play nearly anywhere on the field.
Kyle's large frame and easy, rhythmic swing generate some big pull power at present with even more on the horizon. He can play either corner IF spot and looks to be a run-producing bat at the next level.
Brock is one of the most intriguing prospects in the 2020 class with a mix of loud tools and defensive versatility. He stands an imposing 6'4"/215 and plays third base and catches, where he registered a 1.81 workout pop time. He also has arm strength and big leverage power at the plate.
Masyn has some loud tools - starting with an electric arm that allows him to run his fastball into the mid 90s. He adds in a quality breaking ball, and can also impact the game with a loose right-handed swing and solid defensive abilities in the infield.
Milan is an instinctual defender with natural actions and sure hands at SS. He has bloodlines, a high baseball IQ and a solid left-handed stroke to round out a solid skill set.
Dominic is a quick-twitch athlete who impacts the game in several ways. He has a short, quick RH swing and is a true CF prospect who runs a 6.43 in the 60.
One of the better pure hitters in the class, Jack has an outstanding knack for finding the barrel. His left-handed swing sprays line drives to all fields and he shows the ability to handle velocity and react well to off-speed stuff. He's also a versatile defender who can play anywhere in the infield.
Kimble is one of the top defensive catchers in the class. He's been as low as 1.79 to 2B and handles pitchers very well. In addition, his quick hands at the plate result in lots of line drive contact.
Jackson has the potential to be one of the spring's biggest risers. The LHP has a workhorse starter's frame and throws three quality pitches from a deceptive delivery.
While Ryan has plenty of projection left in his 6'5" frame, he is also on the short list of 2020 pitchers you would pick to put on the mound now in a must-win game. He pounds the strike zone from a difficult, lower arm slot and has shown flashes of dominance against quality hitters.
A top catch and throw prospect with advanced skills behind the plate, JD is an excellent defender at a premium position. He also possesses pull-side power in his right-handed swing.
A legitimate 2-way prospect, Brody does a lot of things well on the field. He has easy LH power that seems to play in big spots, can play the OF and first base well, and he jumps on the mound and uses an upper 80s fastball and advanced pitch-ability to get hitters out.
Nate is a power arm with a lively fastball that routinely touches the mid 90s. He complements that with a power breaking ball that has depth and acts as a swing-and-miss pitch.
Kevin seems to hit everywhere he goes. His compact right-handed swing handles both velocity and off-speed stuff well, and he is a reliable defender behind the plate with leadership skills.
Coming at hitters with a drop-and-drive delivery and a three-quarter slot, Kyle is uncomfortable to face for both RHH and LHH. He lives in the bottom of the zone and likes to finish off hitters with his quality breaking ball.
Halpin has a pretty left-handed stroke with good rhythm and connection. He centers balls on a regular basis and has the arm necessary to play RF at higher levels.
Extremely athletic (top QB recruit) and versatile (IF/RHP), Cade does a lot of things well on the baseball field. He can run his fastball into the low 90s and has pull-side loft power at the plate.
Jason is a competitor on the mound with a solid 4-pitch mix. He throws all of his offerings for strikes and is aggressive with his low 90s fastball.
Carson possesses a loose, natural right-handed swing that is hard to find these days. He makes some loud contact and moves well in the infield where he can play several different spots.
Enrique is the prototypical lead-off hitter with barrel feel, good strike zone judgement and top-of-the-scale speed. He is unfazed by velocity and is a tough out every time he steps to the plate.
With a knack for finding the barrel, Colby is one of the more mature, polished hitters in the class. He uses the whole field and reacts well to quality off-speed stuff.
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AJ has loud tools - 6.63 runner, 96 mph exit velocity and 92 mph arm strength. He has present strength and profiles as a RF who hits in the middle of the lineup.
Kellum has a smooth, balanced left-handed swing that is natural and rhythmic. The ball comes off his bat well with flashes of present power from a mature overall offensive approach.
Tommy is a true baseball player with instincts for the game and the tools to match. He runs a 6.65 and has flashed 93 mph exit velocity and 90 mph arm strength.
Polished and mature on the mound, Max pounds the strike zone with his low 90s fastball. His delivery is repeatable and fairly low-effort with good plane to all of his stuff.
The athletic Rice is currently a quality 2-way player with some impressive measurables (97 mph raw arm strength, 94 mph exit velocity). The mound may be where he has the highest ceiling as he already pitches in the low 90s with quality feel for his secondary pitches.
Timmy already has a long history of getting quality hitters out. He is a strike-thrower who throws his fastball to both sides of the plate and finishes hitters off with a biting curveball that has good downer action.
Hunter is the kind of player you want at the plate or fielding a ground ball with the game on the line. He has a line drive, contact bat and is a dependable infielder who can play multiple spots.
Grayson has an intriguing mix of tools as a legitimate 2-way talent. The switch-hitting OF has a fluid stroke from both sides of the plate, and he runs his fastball into the low 90s on the mound.
Michael possesses light-tower power in his left-handed stroke that is among the best raw power in the class. There is rhythm to his stroke that results in very loud contact when it is synced up properly.
With an extremely quick arm and a quality 4-pitch mix, Carlos is a high-level pitching prospect. His FB lives in the low 90s and both of his breaking balls have tight bite and act as out pitches.
The quick-twitch Vogel has an intriguing mix of speed and power. One of the fastest players in the class (6.25 in the 60) he also has very strong hands that lead to surprising power, and he has a big arm from the outfield.
Edward showcases big tools - 6.65 in the 60, 98 mph exit velocity and 92 mph arm strength. He has the defensive tool set to stay at SS and swings a potent LH bat.
Jake has present physical strength and a set of high-level tools. He is an athletic outfielder who runs well and showcases big raw power from the right side.
One of the top in-game hitters in this class, Eddie always seems to be squaring something up. He shoots both gaps with regularity leading to lots of extra base hits and seems to handle quality pitching without an issue.
With one of the best changeups in the class, Paulshawn is an outstanding RHP prospect. His FB has good downhill plane, he throws a curve with good tilt, and his change has outstanding arm speed and acts as his out-pitch.
As he continues to mature and gain strength, Jack could pass many of the prospects ahead of him. He has a sweet and efficient left-handed stroke and possesses natural actions and sure hands in the infield.
Jacob has an intriguing profile as a switch-hitting 3B with present strength. He is able to do damage from both sides of the plate (96 mph exit velocity) and has a strong arm across the infield.
Nolan is a corner OF prospect with a natural left-handed stroke. The ball jumps off his barrel, and he flashes pull-side power that will continue to flourish as he matures.
The switch-hitting Freeland has a knack for finding the barrel from both sides of the plate. He is a competitor who plays hard and has the ability to play several infield spots.
Floyd is an athletic RHP with a quick arm that generates low 90s velocity. His fastball gets on hitters in a hurry and he adds a quality breaking ball and developing change.
Devan's calling card is an excellent feel for the barrel that results in consistent line drive contact from the left side. He adds in good hands and instincts in the IF.
Liam is a physical presence on the mound with a big arm. His velocity sits comfortably in the low 90s with excellent downhill plane to all of his stuff.
Power is the name of the game for Ethan. He regularly runs his fastball into the mid 90s on the mound and has big pull power in his right-handed swing.
The athletic Eisert is a solidly-built infielder with sure hands and arm strength in the field. At the plate, he uses his quick hands to make hard contact from both sides of the plate.
With an excellent pitcher's frame, Ryan utilizes a 3-pitch mix and a low 90s fastball to dominate hitters. He gets to his velocity easily and appears to have more in the tank.
Caleb is one of the top defensive catchers in the class with a quick release and strong arm that have led to times to 2B as low as 1.75 in workouts. As a hitter, he uses the whole field well with good hands and a clean stroke.
A pretty left-handed swing and above-average speed make Isaiah an appealing young prospect. Things seem to come easy to him on the field and he has more upside as he matures.
Big and physical, Luke can do damage from both sides of the plate with his pull power. The athletic corner IF prospect showed 94 mph exit velocity and 93 mph arm strength.
The right-handed hitting Smith uses a quiet, balanced approach at the plate to spray line drives to all fields. He has very quick hands and sees the ball well allowing him to handle good pitching.
Jackson is that hard-to-find LHH catcher with solid skills across the board. His compact stroke at the plate leads to consistent hard contact, and he is an active defender with a strong arm behind the dish.
Austin has both a 93 mph exit velocity and arm strength to go with excellent feel for the game. He has a line drive stroke that can handle velocity and his high baseball IQ is always on display.
Gavin is a natural hitting prospect with a clean, efficient left-handed stroke. He uses the whole field well and has power (94 mph exit velocity) that plays in games.
The under-the-radar Myro plays the game with outstanding energy and solid tools across the board. He's a 6.72 runner and squares the ball up consistently at the plate while showing the ability to play multiple spots on the field.
