Moore is sophomore eligible and performed well as a freshman despite his .327 BABIP and above-average bat speed. His pitch recognition and plate discipline have hindered his production, but his bat-to-ball and feel for the barrel are what drives the production. He's a better thrower than receiver, a 50-grade defender now he could be a 55 once he's done developing.

Scott is a massive RHP, sitting 92-96 and touching 98 mph with plus carry. He throws a bullet slider in the upper-80s, which has been a great whiff offering for him, while also limiting hard contact. He’s thrown a splitter going back to his prep days, which is his best pitch. He throws it at 82 mph with 2.4” of vertical and 4.6” of arm-side, drawing both whiffs and chase at an elite level. He's done a lot of work this fall with pitching trainer Cam Lanzilli to fill out his arsenal, and will come out with a kick-change and a sweeper this spring.