A 5 tool player who largely dominated the best conference in baseball and has the track record to match anyone, Crews is a no brainer Top 2 pick.

Langford certainly has the power to go head to head with Crews and he has as much upside as a hitter. More of a corner outfielder despite good speed

His fastball shape is flat but he locates it so well up in the zone that it plays up, and then obviously elite velocity helps. Being a pitcher, there's added risk

I prefer him over another prep outfielder Max Clark because there’s a lot more power upside. He’s a very good hitter that has a chance to stick in CF

Tools to dream on. Even if the power never fully comes I’m comfortable with the floor his hit/defense/speed combination gives you.

Slugs it to all fields while making smart decisions in the box but strikeouts are a bit of a concern. I'm optimistic about his defense and think he could play CF

It is easier to teach control then teach the stuff that Waldrep has. Elite arsenal but there's huge reliever risk in the delivery / lack of control

Value comes in a lot of ways and Bradfield provides that with his 80 Run and 80 Field. He's a legitimate 70 stolen base threat with enough hit tool to get there

Very very young but booming with potential. Strikeout and chase concerns add some risk but the power and defense combination at shortstop is enticing

Dollander saw his stock fall this year from lack of consistency in his mechanics and slider regression. Still like the strikeouts and velocity- he can be fixed

Maybe not the highest upside prospect but he's been a consistent all around SEC producer at a valuable position and that counts for something

The best high school arm in the class has two plus plus pitches and a changeup with potential. Huge potential here but high school arms always present risk

Compact but powerful, Troy is one of the more polished bats available. Not usually a fan of slug first second baseman but Troy intrigues me

As far as performance goes only Skenes can say he was better than Lowder. Good arsenal and very polished but probably not a front end guy

Don't see why he isn't getting more first round buzz. Big exit velocity guy who has the tools to handle center field and can steal a bit. Tools are there.

Has the frame and bat speed to hit for a lot of power. Overall impact hitter who can play 3B or corner outfield. Hamate injury kept him out this spring.

Do it all baseball player who can hit for some average, some power, play some defense and steal some bags. Likely moves to 2B eventually.

As a GM I would not draft Jacob Wilson. I think there is something to be said about never striking out and playing shortstop that gives a nice floor but still.

A team will likely need to either reach or overpay for Houck but I think the upside is worth it. Very good athlete with enticing hitting ability and power potential

I like the skillset and power potential in the middle infield always catches my eye. He faced awful pitching in Colorado which is a concern for most

Taylor is a good hitter but his skillset is an odd one. I'm weary of draft prospects like him that are ability over tools- will he walk as much as a pro?

He's been productive but fringe power will limit him. Good bat speed and contact skills but not standout. Tools behind the dish but a work in progress

It is hard to put a non elite first baseman above a 45 FV but Schanuel is tempting. He's dominated at FAU and I'll bet on him being very productive as a pro

Mitchell (and Teel) will go higher than these rankings because of a shallow catching class. Big power and a big arm are the tools you look for but he's risky

Lombard is growing into more power and already possesses a solid hit tool. He has the tools to stick at shortstop but could be a third baseman too

Emerson is comfortably hit over power but he does have some power potential. He's advanced at the plate with a chance to play shortstop

Farmelo should be getting first round buzz. A high schooler with power potential and present hitting skills is worth that shot when they might play CF

Finally into the second tier of starters. Kuehler is a bit of a project but one worth taking. His fastball has very impressive shape.

My highest ranked lefty starter is at 29 which says something about the class. White has had a bumpy spring but is projectable with plus make up + stuff

I'm betting on the build and arm talent here. Johnson is quite raw and needs a 3rd pitch but I like what I see. There's reliever risk but its plus stuff from a LHP

Wilken is a powerhouse hitter. He's your prototypical big bodied power hitting first baseman that can take a walk. Not much of an athlete, can maybe play 3B

The analytics community loves Matthews for his power and contact skills at shortstop. The idea is you can teach him to make better decisions at the plate

Soto is a risky risky pick but he's a teenager that throws 98 with a great arsenal. Big reliever risk here and I don't love the pitch shapes but he is only 17

Morales is on the riskier end of the Very High Risk grade because he's got gaping exploitable weaknesses at the plate. But that power is hard to pass up

Kind of similar to Ledbetter in that he is a maybe in CF with great exit velocities. He chases more than Ledbetter and did it in the ACC not the SEC

Cholowsky's standout defense at shortstop gives him a safer floor than most prep infielders assuming he doesn't slow down. Has struggled with high velocity.

Treating him like a hitter because I don't think he gets to pitch. Massive raw power but I don't think the hit tool is good enough to warrant his consensus rank

Head is a difference maker in the field and on the basepaths but he needs work reaching his ceiling at the plate. Slightly toned down high schooler EBJ

Reminds me of Mariners prospect Cole Young. Very polished hit tool and will very likely be a big leaguer. I see him moving to second base.

Outstanding breaking balls thanks to his arm speed and athleticism. Solid control and velocity. Has tools in place to be a good starter or a great reliever

Big time power for a high schooler. He doesn't make a lot of contact and probably never will but he is a great athlete and should be a plus bat at third base

Definitely a toolsy pick but one that I like. You're drafting the athlete here and hoping to sculpt his power and versatility into an MLB regular

Nothing too spectacular but he has all the tools in place to be a regular at the big league level. Should stick at shortstop and do it all

Baumeister is worth drafting almost solely for his fastball. It vanishes on hitters and is one of those things you can't teach

Clemmey is about as risky of a player that comes. He's a high school pitcher with a violent delivery and huge control issues. But I can't quit that stuff.

Sykora can hit triple digits with his heater that has ride and is only in high school. That is the main thing you're drafting here

Sproat has a big velocity fastball with bad shape, a very good changeup and an inconsistent slider. Even if he's a reliever he's likely a good and fast moving one

Watts-Brown's sticking point is his great athleticism on the mound. He will likely need to add velocity to his pitch repertoire to be an above average starter

Hits the ball hard and has the tools to handle center field long term. He's been marred with injuries and has things to work on but its a good skillset here

A 60 hit tool is rare to find down the board but Groover has it. There's power projection too. He needs a defensive home, preferably not first base