Braden Webb

From the same high school in Owasso, Okla., as top Orioles prospect Dylan Bundy, Webb looked like a potential early pick in 2014 before tearing his UCL three starts into his senior season. Already old for his draft class, Webb didn't play in 2015, rehabbing from Tommy John. The Indians still drafted him in 2015 in the 38th round, but Webb honored his commitment to South Carolina, debuting as a rare 21-year-old freshman. Webb has excelled as the Gamecocks' Saturday starter, breaking the school record for strikeouts by a freshman. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound righthander pitches in the low 90s, touching 95-96 mph, with a mid-70s 12-to-6 curveball as his main out pitch, and he has feel for low-80s changeup with fade. Some scouts are lower on his curveball than others, and he's still searching for consistency in his stuff and command post-injury. But when Webb has put it all together this spring, he's been one of the Southeastern Conference's most dominant starters.