A pitcher’s pitches must work together in concert to succeed against big league hitters.
That’s why we focus on pitching prospects’ entire arsenals. While there is a heavy bias toward stuff in these choices, there’s a reason. The ability to command three above-average or better pitches gives a pitcher a far greater chance at major league success, as opposed to having just two pitches—Spencer Strider notwithstanding.
BOBBY MILLER, RHP, DODGERS
Strikeout rate: 30.9%. Top three pitches: four-seam fastball, slider, changeup.
No other Top 100 Prospect brings the sheer
