Brecht's a two pitch guy in the upper-90s and into the 100s. His heater has a cutting action, similar to Hurston Waldrep's. His upper-80s slider is a power-slurve, when he lands them anywhere near the zone it's a filthy pitch. But the command of either pitch is well below-average and part of the reason the relief risk here is so high. There's still starter upside here thanks to the plus stuff. If any school is going to get him in the zone and dominate, it'll be the factory at Iowa.

Cade's stuff is filthy, even if it's just two pitches. His low-90s sinker has SSW traits and Stroman low launch heater qualities, but even better. His low-80s sweeper is above-average with below-average feel. Though he's not without flaws, he's not getting many swings due to the large separation between them. He's a platoon concern for now and will need to add a cutter or changeup. He's a candidate for both, but he could also turn the heater in two pitches and split the zone with them. The overall funk and stuff here will slot into a bullpen if the platoon concerns continue but there's the chance he develops into a backend starter.

Morgan can touch 96 and features an above-average cutter/slider combo. He really struggles with landing his fastball and pitches off of his secondaries because of it, the cutter being the pitch he controls best. His heater has late running life with low spin efficiency, and it also can play for whiffs when elevated because of his slot. He's thrown some disgusting changeups and the overall arsenal is unique and projects well. He may not be a starter, but he has the traits to be a big league reliever at the very least.