Bazzell has a plus arm from across the diamond and even spent time behind the dish. I like his glove at third and think he can be a 55 there. He's not a great athlete and has a weird, Joe Random type of swing in the box but it's short, simple, and explosive when he wants to ambush a pitch. He's a plus decision maker with even better bat-to-ball skills. Though the barrel accuracy lacks a bit behind and he's not always hitting the ball on a line and in the air. He's a hit-over-power type for now but the power could end up being a 45, maybe 50.

McGee missed a portion of his junior year but has put together two productive years thus far. He lacks the thump and bat speed to be a high-ranked bat for now, but his bat-to-ball and swing decisions are both above-average and he's an above-average defender at third. He's an increase in bat speed away from being a solid hitter capable of developing into a big leaguer.

Robinson sits in the low-to-mid-90s and gets up to 96 with a straight and hittable four-seam shape that's well below-average. He has what looks like two breakers, the firmer one is a low-80s slider with some depth but at a 10 mph drop-off it's a below-average pitch. He has a curveball in the upper-70s that blends into the slider and plays like a slurve. His mid-80s changeup is the weapon and misses plenty of bats with a great shape to play off of his heater. He can land it to both lefties and righties. The size and future velo combined with feel for offspeed are the attraction here.