One of the hardest underclass fastballs we’ve seen to date came from INF/RHP Teddy Tokheim (Lakeside, 2025). Built at 6-foot-2, 170-pounds with plenty of room to fill out his frame and long levers, Tokheim first flashed intrigue at the plate, elevating hard contact throughout his round of BP with a fairly short, uphill path to contact. He reached a peak exit velocity of 96.6 mph, averaged 87.2 mph throughout BP, and his furthest batted ball traveled 346 feet. Defensively he moves with smooth, deliberate actions and has plenty of body control throughout the fielding process. Then, he hopped on the mound and pumped his fastball up to 86.2 mph, sitting in the 81-85 mph range during his ‘pen with some feel for the zone to pair. He threw his changeup at fastball arm speed with quality velocity separation from his fastball at 72-74 mph and it averaged 19+ inches of horizontal break. Overall, Tokheim established himself as a major prospect in the ‘25 class and will be a big riser in the updated rankings