Mathison cut his home runs in half as a sophomore despite hitting the ball harder because he pulled the ball 10%. As a result, his run production dipped a bit. His point-of-contact shifted further back, which hurt his contact quality but helped improve his swing decisions. He walked more while whiffing less. He's an average defender in the corners and could be an average regular if he gets back to the 55-grade power he showed as a freshman. It's a physical build with a quick left-handed swing, he looks the part of a corner hitter.

Sinnard is a sky scraper with plus feel for a mid-80s cutter but he also has a high spin efficiency heater with carry from his over the top slot. His breaker is a hammer and plays even better because of his steep release, it's platoon neutral with straight topspin. He doesn't land them for strikes, but he does land it at/below the bottom of zone often enough that it plays for whiffs because of the cutter and how they play off each other. His heater is just 91-94 now and below-average but his secondaries are 55+'s and there's clear backend starter upside here.