Santucci's 3-pitch mix is mostly just 50 and 55's, but he's left-handed and can throw all of them for strikes in any count. His changeup plays like a splitter of sorts with low spin efficiency and late life, really looks like a plus pitch at times but it's the pitch he has the least feel for. His slider is fairly standard at 81-84, his four-seam performs well and misses bats at 91-96. There's reliever risk because of the high walk rates but they're bound to drop this season and he could go on the first day of the draft.

Oschell punched out the house out of the bullpen for the Blue Devils last year. He's massive and has a tough, bat-missing heater in the mid-90s that he runs up to 98. Despite the heavy usage of it, it performed really well because of its flat angle. His low-80s slider is a slurve, the shape is generic and the pitch is below-average. His lack of secondaries push him into the reliever bucket but he could be a decent 1-inning type.