Monistere doesn't stand out with a plus tool but is a well-rounded player with 50s across the board. There's power here, with a 110 mph max EV, but his average EV runs really light at 84.7. He's also had issues with the consistency of his batted ball spray, which has been a lean on his BABIP. His contact numbers are solid, whiffing just 23.4% of the time and he's got average swing decisions. He can run and he'll play a solid 2B as well. The profile isn't loud, but there's a floor.

He's got 3 shapes, none of which are loud, but the work and have ticked up this spring. He throws the fastball at 95 mph and touches 98 with 16" of carry, but average 19" in his first start this year. His slider is a shorter profile, but he thows it hard and draws whiffs on it. The change-up is a middling shape but sits 88-89 mph and preforms up as a result.

Allen is a compact reliever who’s been up to just 95 mph this year. He’s throwing a 2-seam shape, with 11” of vertical break and 16” of arm-side run as the primary from an advantageous release. His 87 mph slider with 1.5” of carry and 2.5” of cut has been great for him, drawing 55% whiffs. He’s a solid mover and has the traits to add another pitch or two, and could be a solid bet if a team thinks there’s more velocity to be had.