Martinez is a mid-major 1B who’s a hit-over-power type, which may be a hard sell for some. The positives here are that the contact quality and launch profiles have been outstanding thus far in his college career, and he was solid on the Cape, where he produced some SLG in addition to walking more than he struck out. If he’s able to take a jump on the EVs he’ll have a chance to fit in the third round range this summer.

Kelly was a major pop-up name in the 2022 draft as a prep, ultimately being selected by Arizona in the 20th round. Through 2 seasons at UC, Irvine he’s thrown just 20.1 innings, but has flashed his trademark elite spin traits on his banger curveball. In addition to the breaking ball, he’s thrown a mid 90s fastball with 20” of carry and just 1.5” of horizontal break, a true cut/ride profile. He’ll have a shot to recapture some of the hype on his profile if he can stay on the mound in 2025.