Remarkably, Schoolcraft won't be the only 6'8 left-handed starting pitching prospect in this draft class. What he will be is the most famous and highest ranked.

The Pacific Northwest southpaw, reclassified from a stacked 2026 class to 2025, offers an easy-to-fall-in-love-with profile. While he's currently a legitimate two-way player, most evaluators prefer him as a pitcher.

His arsenal has taken a step forward in recent months, particularly his secondary pitches. His fastball has been up to 97 mph from the left side, although it's a bit flat. His changeup is increasingly firm, maintaining ideal velocity separation from his fastball. There's an above-average slider in the mix, too, particularly tough on lefties given the angle he's coming from and how well he gets down the mound. It's a solid delivery and strike-throwing operation for someone with such long limbs. There's present stuff and a ton of projection here.