Trey Supak

The state known for producing hard-throwing righthanders is fallow compared to its historical standards, but Supak is one of the few in Texas who has taken a step forward this spring. The 6-foot-4, 209-pounder has a projectable, athletic frame with long levers. After working in the high-80s at the Area Code Games, Supak has mostly been 89-92 mph this spring, touching 94, although his velocity fell to the late-80s toward the end of some outings. Supak, who has a loose, easy arm and threw from nearly an overhand slot over the summer, gets downhill plane from a high three-quarters slot and long stride, though his straight fastball has below-average life. He has shown feel for spinning a curveball that has least average potential, flashing better. His changeup is his third offering but also offers average potential, as does his control. Supak, who attends the same school that produced Homer Bailey, is committed to Houston, where his uncle was an All-American.