Connor Sadzeck

Sadzeck has been developed as a starting pitcher, a role in which he can consistently touch the upper-90s, but he routinely hit triple digits when he appeared as a reliever during the Arizona Fall League a couple years back. Still, the 24-year-old is not without his flaws, as he historically has shown command issues (career 4.18 BB/9) due to an inconsistent delivery to the plate. He has also given up too many runs, as he held a 4.16 ERA by the season's conclusion thanks to giving up 1.15 home runs per nine innings. Between his blazing fastball and upper-80s slider with bite, there's no denying Sadzeck is interesting as a future high-leverage reliever. He must shore up his control if he wants to succeed as a starter in the upper levels of the minors, but he could be a quick mover in the Rangers organization, especially if he converts to being a reliever.