Overn is a dynamic athlete capable of playing center field in the long-term. It's plus plus speed with a lean, non-physical build. His swing is fairly weak and he doesn't get much extension. He lacks bat speed but has above-average bat-to-ball skills and will run highish BABIP thanks to his speed and solid barrel accuracy. I doubt he'll be hitting for power and his approach is the exact opposite of what you'd like from a guy with 35-grade power; he's way too aggressive and isn't walking much as a result. I like his odds as a big leaguer, but not as an everyday guy.

Hedges is a two-way player at USC, but I prefer him as a hitter. He’s whiffing at 24%, with 12.4% zone whiffs, with 21.6% chase. The contact quality has been amazing, with a .480 xwOBAcon and 34% barrel rate to this point. His max EV is 109.5 mph, with a 92 mph average EV. The defense isn’t great but he’s got the arm to fit in the corner OF.

Hammond sits in the low-90s with a generic, well below-average four-seam that doesn't miss any bats. He doesn't have much command of his low-80s slider and upper-70s curveball, though his mid-80s changeup plays well off of his fastball with a reverse movement profile and feel for landing them down/away. He has the body to gain a few ticks and get into the 92-95 but will still need to gain feel for spin and improve his shapes to end up being a starter at the next level.