Grabmann works east to west with his sinker/slider mix, he'll throw the occasional changeup with a tumbling action. But he predominately pitches off his low-90s sinker that has a tough, running action from his low release. When he elevates with it, it can have some carry due to the release. Like his slider, it's a platoon neutral pitch he can land in any count. Neither of them have the velo or shape to be a better than average big league pitch but he could be an interesting one inning look. The upside isn't high, but the sinker shape is alright and with velo gains it's a decent profile.

Neville has elite contact quality, posting a .512 xwOBAcon in 2024 to go with an elite launch angle profile. He does the bulk of his damage in the air and has relatively no variance in his batted ball spray. The power is strong, with a 97 mph average EV and a 111.2 mph max, grading as plus. He rarely chases and has consistently shown above-average swing decisions. An issue going back to his prep days has been whiffs, with a 32.3% whiff rate in 2024 presenting red flags. The K rate was high, but it’s a sweet LH stroke, a great athlete and defender, with power and solid swing decisions. He’ll need to show improvements this year, but all the traits are here.

Hellman’s max EV this year is 116.5 mph with a 109.4 mph 90th percentile EV, 70 raw power. The issue here is that his launch angles are poor, which has suppressed his barrel rate to this point. Despite the launch inconsistencies, he’s posting a .441 wOBA and .522 wOBA on contact. His whiff and chase numbers both stand below 25%, with 15% in-zone whiffs. It’s a power threat 1B who comes without the typical hit tool pitfalls if it clicks.