Bryce
Miller

2021 MLB Draft: Miller had one of the more powerful arms in the SEC as a reliever last year, but with Asa Lacy and Christian Roa gone to the professional ranks, he jumped into the rotation for 2021. The 6-foot-2, 190-pounder can run his fastball up to 97, sitting 93-95, but struggles with command at times. He has a true curveball at 79, a changeup at 83-86 and works with a slider at 85-87.

Made a pair of appearances out of the pen on the weekend, preserving leads in each game and striking out three in 2.2 innings. Sitting 91-93 mph and reaching back for 94 twice, he works downhill from a projectable 6-foot-3, 180-pound frame and high 3/4 release point. There's some effort in the delivery, but the long arm action is clean. For his primary offspeed offering he used a low-80s slider with tilt to generate swinging strikes. (Granger)