Smith started struggling as he got into conference play last year, his swing decisions were exposed against better stuff quality. But he turned a corner on the Cape and looked like one of the best hitters in the country. His bat speed is the best part of his game and he has no issue getting to all of it in game with incredible feel for getting the ball in the air. He's an above-average 3B with the power and upside to go in the first 20 picks if he carries his Cape production into his sophomore year.

Tibbs is absolutely hammering the ball, and it's not just how hard he's hitting the ball, it's how often they're on a line and in the air. 35% of his batted balls last year were barrels, he's a masher with above-average bat speed but even better bat-to-ball skills. He swings with intent, and that comes with him swinging through pitches at times. He's on green light mode always, and there's never a pitch he doesn't think he can ambush. He has plus power, and had 17 home runs last year but more importantly he hit 6 on the Cape where his ability to damage didn't stutter. He cut down his punchout rates as a sophomore by being more aggressive. Despite being so aggressive, he has solid plate discipline and runs high walk rates. I'm bullish on the hit and power, although the power is clearly his best skill. He's split time at LF and 1B, likely a LF with average speed and a below-average.