Noah Davis

Davis established himself as one of the top pitching prospects in the draft class with a stellar stint in the Cape Cod League last summer, but injuries limited him to just two starts this spring and he had Tommy John surgery in March. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound Davis was in second-round consideration prior to surgery. He's an athletic righthander who sits 92-95 mph, reaches 97 and commands his fastball to both sides of the plate. Davis backs up his heater with a plus slider in the low 80s that has the sharpness and depth to be a swing-and-miss pitch in pro ball, and his changeup is a projectable third pitch that flashes average. While Davis' injury hurts his draft stock, he still projects to be picked in the top 10 rounds, with some teams interested in the top five. He won't be ready to pitch again until summer 2019, but his upside as a mid-rotation starter has teams believing he's worth the wait.