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Today we release a full, in-depth, and expanded update to the 2026 class. This update gives a small expansion from 150 to 175. Below we are highlighting a few uncommitted players that are inside the Top 175. Click the profile link for each player and see all stats, metrics, and video from the past few years.

Highlighted Players Inside Top 175

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• Strong, broad shouldered 6-foot-3 right hander
• Mostly mid 80's and can run it up into the upper 80's
• Short arm action, higher slot, and works downhill on the fastball
• Mid 70's slider that has more 12/6 shape and solid feel for the zone

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2.

• Long and athletic 6-foot-2, 170-pound frame
• Longer arm swing, loose arm, and plenty of arm speed
• Mid-upper 80's fastball with some run back to the arm side and works well to glove side of the plate
• Really gets down the mound 
• Is a fairly low miles arm and if history holds true, this St. John's right hander will be brought along slowly and has a chance to be a big helium guy in the next twelve months.

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3.

• The 6-foot-4, 175-pound Lynchburg area left hander is a projection arm
• Light effort delivery and a shorter stride landing closed
• Short arm action and works from an over the top slot
• Low to mid 80's fastball with more potential velo in his future as he fills out
• 12/6 curveball with some depth and solid feel for the zone

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4.

• Athletic 5-foot-11 frame with proportional lean strength
• Sub 6.9 runner with extremely quick hands at the plate
• Square stance and minimal load in his pre-pitch movements
• Works gap to gap with doubles power

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5.

• BASEBALL PLAYER
• Instinctive, versatile defensively, shows up when the lights come on
• Average to slightly above average arm strength - C/2B/3B/LF defensive profile
• Under control and lets the game come to him
• Low effort operation at the plate
• Gap to gap - line drives - doubles power - bat to ball skills

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Complete Top 175 Class Rankings