Schrier doesn't have an outlier tool or trait, but he's average at the majority of them. He's yet to breakout in college after being one of the best prep shortstops in the '21 class, but he's set to. He missed a portion of his sophomore year. In his ~30 games, he showed a slight uptick in bat speed, swing decisions, and bat to ball skills. He's good enough to stick at short, but might be a touch below average there. His power is the worst part of his game, but his hit tool is above-average and his plate discipline is average.

Gourson didn't spend much time on the Cape last summer since he was busy hammering the ball with Team USA. He's an above-average hitter with a good approach. He works pull/oppo almost exclusively and runs high BABIPs because of the spray angles on his batted balls. He has 45-grade bat speed as a left-handed hit-over-power prospect. He's blocked at short by fellow prospect, Cody Schrier, but second is where he makes the most sense as a plus-defender with good enough production to maybe develop into a low-end regular.