Cannarella is a top of the scale runner with an above-average arm and projects to play plus CF defense. The body is still wiry and athletic with minimal strength, and the power has yet to come on in full. He’s a gap-to-gap guy with some pull-side authority, but could mature into more physicality. The bat-to-ball skills are of the best in the class, with a 17.8% whiff rate, 8.5% in-zone, coming against ACC competition. There’s some injury track record, notably a labrum surgery last summer that may act as a hurdle to clear early in the year for him.

Taylor turned down top-15 pick money out of high school to dual sport at Clemson. He's finally given up the football side of the arrangement after injuries relating to his time on the team. His best part of the game is his 70-grade speed and defense in CF but he has sneaky juice offensively and had a 90th EV of 103 mph last year. He nearly walked more than he struck out and should be back in the first round discussions like he was in 2021.

Smith was a highly regarded prep prospect that made it to campus. His four-seam is up to 95 and has plus carry in the low-90s, his breaker is slurvy in the low-80s and dips into the upper-70s when it gets more depthy. The heater traits are solid and will give him a chance, but the secondaries are fringy. He turned it around on the Cape this summer and could get back into the top-3 round conversation this spring.