Tommy Doyle

Scouts have history with Doyle dating back to his high school days, when they could dream on his 6-foot-6 frame and low 90s fastball. The Nationals picked Doyle in the 35th round in 2014, but he opted to head to Virginia. Doyle showed flashes in his first two years at Virginia, then took off as the Cavaliers' closer as a junior. Doyle has a quick arm and his fastball has reached as high as 96 mph, working mostly at 91-93. He has an out pitch in his mid-80s slider, which shows hard and late 10-to-4 break and looks like his fastball as it comes out of his hand. Virginia has called that pitch for him often this season, and scouts would like to see him learn to pitch off of his fastball as a pro. The team that takes Doyle could try him as a starter; he has experience starting in high school and as a sophomore at Virginia. He'll be a good value pick in the fifth to eighth rounds, especially if he develops into a starter in pro ball.