Grant
Kipp

Cape Cod: Worked with a clean three-quarters arm action, sitting 88-91 mph with his fastball, showing above-average spin rates. He has the ability to manipulate the shape and depth of his power slurve at 78-82 mph, with the offering boasting tight spin in the 2700-2800 rpm range. His changeup is also a weapon, and at its best is his premier offering, sitting 85-87 mph with sharp, late dive but he struggled at times to hit his release

Yale commit. Estimated 6-foot-4, 200-pound, projectable pitchers frame. The right-hander works from a high-¾ slot a loose arm swing. His fastball was mostly 87-89 mph, only dropping to 86 twice in 2 innings. His curveball has 11/5 shape at 75-78 mph. His changeup was 76-79.

Six-foot-4, 180-pound, lean, projectable frame. The right-hander works from a high-¾ slot with a smooth delivery and a loose arm stroke. Fastball sat 86 mph in the first inning, settling into the 82-86 mph range. Throws a sharp slider at 76-79 mph with 11-5 shape with good feel. Can pitch off both his fastball and slider. Kipp will be an arm that college recruiters will want to see this summer.

Six-foot-4, 165-pound, long-limbed, wiry frame. The right-hander works from a high-¾ slot with a smooth delivery and a long, clean arm stroke. His fastball was bumping 86-88 mph his first inning of work and had some downward tilt. He showed a feel for his changeup at 80-82 mph, while he only threw one slider at 79 mph.