With the MLB Draft slowly approaching, I decided to write an article on my Top 10 College SP in the draft. As the draft comes closer the goal is to eventually expand this list. Would appreciate any feedback and would love to answer any questions Link Below

Updated Top 40 College Stuff Leaderboard (previous one had an error in the code)

Taylor Rabe (Ole Miss) isn't being talked about enough. Started 2026 as a reliever before making the transition to starter. While the results haven't been great the underlying traits are there. He has 5 pitches, a FB/SI/CT/CH/SL, has been up to 99 and has a BB% under 3.5

With the MLB Draft slowly approaching, I decided to write an article on my Top 10 College SP in the draft. As the draft comes closer the goal is to eventually expand this list. Would appreciate any feedback and would love to answer any questions Link Below

Big fan of Evan Dempsey (FGCU): As a 2-way player, he is slashing .346/.423/.557 so far. However he's much more interesting as a pitcher. His FB averages 92 and has touched 95. He has a Slider and a big sweeping Curveball (-10 IVB/-20 HB), that are developing, and should come along with his 80 grade feel for spin, (3000 rpms). He's shown a rare Changeup at 84. Once Dempsey gets to focusing only on pitching at the next level its clear to see the potential. 26' Eligible

Cal Randall (UCLA) might be the best RP available in the draft Heavy dose of Fastballs at over 85% usage, 96-98 T100.7, gets great ride, 18.6" IVB, from a super low 5.2 ft release with 7ft of extension. Changeup is copycat movement at 89-91, Slider is 87-88 with 5.5" IVB -3" HB

Brodie Purcell (FSU) is such an intriguing arm to look at. It's an over-the-top slot with tons of carry on the 4-Seam, 23.7" IVB, at 92-93 T95. Slider at 83-84 with 4.5" IVB and -1" HB. Changeup is 85-86 and he's somehow able to get to 5" IVB and 16" HB from his slot. He'll also mix in the occasional low 80s Curveball. His secondaries have been insane so far, with all of them having a Whiff% of 55 . Walks have been the major issue for Purcell, he's sporting a 13.5 BB%, and is what is holding him back. 26’ Eligible

Tennessee RHP Tegan Kuhns is one of the weirdest evals in the draft. Limited arsenal development room brings relief risk, but the fastball is unbelievable; 20” iVB from a 5.5’ relH at 94-95 t99 creates a super flat VAA. Freaky athlete with long extremities and a 4.6% walk rate.

There are 2 college pitchers since 2019 that have had: Top Velo >= 98.5 BB% < 5% IP/G >= 5 K% > 35% 2023 Paul Skenes and 2026 Logan Reddemann

I’m excited to announce that I’ve accepted a role in Baseball Operations with the Athletics!

Jack Bauer passed on some good money in the draft to come to Starkville and showed out in his debut!

Happy College Baseball Opening Day! Here are the Top Returning Pitchers in Stuff Liam Peterson- 114 Thomas Burns -113 Cade Townsend - 113 Jackson Flora - 112 Robert Orloski - 112 Camron Seagraves - 111 Luke McNeillie - 111 Jack Ohman - 111 Joey Volchko - 111 Jacob Dudan - 110

I’m excited to join the Colorado Rockies organization as an ACL Pitching & Rehab Coach. Looking forward to the opportunity to impact player development and help pitchers grow their skillsets every day. 🏔️

Fascinating situation here in Skubal's final arb year. Skubal is shooting to be the highest paid player in arbitration ever (beating Juan Soto's 31M). Detroit's offer puts them just below the highest for an arm (19.75 from David Price in 2015). Hard to see an outcome where Skubal's offer is the one that ends up being the one out of arbitration, unless the panel decides to shatter the record for highest raise given in arbitration set by Jacob deGrom (7.4) and make it a raise of 22 (10 -> 32). It is worth noting that deGrom went from 9.6m to 17m coming off a CY Young Season.