Luke Eubank

Oxnard teammate Patrick Weigel may light up the radar guns, but Eubank is the much better pitcher, and he carved up junior-college competition this spring, going 12-1, 0.94 with 131 strikeouts and 30 walks in 124 innings. Eubank, a Hawaii commit, lacks projection as a low three-quarters-slot righthander with a slender 6-foot-1, 180-pound frame, but he really knows how to pitch, and pounds zone with quality strikes. He can spot up his 88-91 fastball, which bumps 92-93. He gets swings-and-misses with an 80-83 slider that rates as a solid-average to slightly above-average offering. He also has a changeup with deception and good arm speed, giving him a third average pitch. Eubank's advanced feel for pitching and dogged competitiveness make his stuff play up, giving him a chance to be drafted anywhere between the fourth and 10th rounds.