Bremner is an elite mover on the mound, getting up to 98 mph despite standing just 6 '2 190. He throws a 70-grade change-up at 84 mph with 19.3” of arm-side run, drawing both whiffs and chase on the pitch. He throws a short slider for strikes in the upper-80s, which is a nice compliment to his FF. It’s a loud 3-pitch mix, with a wiry athlete who maintains an element of projection. Bremner will have a chance to prove that he’s the best arm in the class, and will almost surely find his way into a top-10 selection in July.

Brethowr is the Gregor Clegane of baseball with athleticism and arm strength. He has 60-grade bat speed and blasts the ball, but he doesn't always do his damage in the air. He has some of the best contact quality but struggles to get to it in part because of below-average swing decisions and fringy bat-to-ball. He's a neutral value in the field with high upside but risk because of the hit tool.

Ager's low-80s sweeper is his best pitch, and he can throw it in any count for whiffs for strikes taken. He gets 11" of sweep at 81-85 and turns it into a curve at times in the upper-80s with a similar sweeping action but an extra 10" of drop. His mid-80s changeup's spin is the opposite of his heater with fade, whereas the heater has slight carry with minimal run. It's a four pitch mix and he can throw three of them for strikes. He's up to 96 and sits 91-95 but there's room for more in his lengthy 6-foot-5 frame.