Cole Winn

When the Rangers selected Winn with the 15th overall pick in 2018, he was seen as very advanced for a high school pitcher while also having a very high ceiling with a mid-90s fastball and plus curveball already in tow. He did not make his pro debut until 2019, and it's hard to say he lived up to expectations. The 6-foot-2 righty walked too many batters (13.1 BB%) and his strikeouts (21.8 K%) didn't match the scouting report. Over his final 12 starts at Low-A, things got better, as he logged a 2.81 ERA and 1.23 WHIP. Opposing batters struggled to square him up (.615 OPS against) in his final 51.1 frames, but the walks and strikeouts (46:25 K:BB) still left a lot to be desired over that stretch. He has a deep pitch mix and evaluators like his delivery, but after his first pro season, it's fair to say Winn's ceiling is not as high as we thought, nor is he a safe bet to become a mid-rotation starter.