Cozart is a much better receiver than thrower behind the plate, his arm is below-average but his ability to steal strikes is where his value comes from as a catcher. He's an average defender, has the size and athleticism to play the spot. He's an alright hitter from the left side, his plate discipline is below-average, his bat speed is average and his bat-to-ball skills are above-average. He's lacking an outlier trait or tool but he's an all-around player with plenty of 50+ tools.

Houge has been great this year for NC State, limiting his chase and whiff numbers to 25% each and bumping his max EV up to 109 mph. It’s an athletic OF with a productive LH bat, a guy with the makings of average hit and average or better power production. The barrel rate and hard hit rate run high, the angles are good, and I think it’ll stick. His issue has been against spin, but he’s been better as of late.

Serrano flashed above-average traits in the box as a freshman. He's sophomore eligible and has a lengthy frame with plenty of room for more, he already has 55-grade raw power and could get to 60 as the body gets more physical. He's shown some thump from the left side and has solid bat-to-ball skills but below-average swing decisions. He's played 1B in college but might have the athleticism to handle LF.

Fritton's one of the better reliver in the country, with a nasty 3-pitch mix. He's throwing a riseball at 93 mph with 20" of carry, touching 95. His curveball is his best secondary, getting 56" of drop at 81 mph - drawing whiffs at a high level. His change-up shape has been better this spring, with him killing a ton of spin and drawing 15" of arm-side run.