In a completely rebuilt @CoastalBaseball rotation, Cullen Condon brings something especially valuable: a track record of getting the job done. The Wofford transfer posted a 2.92 ERA in 13 starts last year, pairing a lively 92-93 mph fastball with a 12-6 curveball and slider.

.@LittleRockBSB may have found a ready-made replacement for Brannon Westmoreland in Jayden Gould. The 6-foot-7 Connors State transfer struck out 95 in 75 innings last season and has impressed this fall with a four-pitch mix that he throws for strikes.

Gabriel Rivera looks ready to build on a breakout freshman season with @RutgersBaseball. The infielder hit .310/.419/.448 for the Scarlet Knights before earning @PGCBLbaseball Player of the Year honors with a .378/.522/.731 slash line, 10 homers and 17 steals in 36 summer games.

Trent Grindlinger brings serious power to a premium position. The @Vol_Baseball catcher/first baseman posted a 108.4 mph 90th-percentile exit velocity and a 59.5% hard-hit rate in 2026, all while keeping his in-zone contact rate above 90%.

Chris Billingsley Jr. has the stuff to become @CoastalBaseball's next frontline starter. The Mississippi State transfer has worked at 94-97 mph this fall, with a slider that reaches 89-90. If the command catches up to the arsenal, the upside is significant.

Tag Andrews could make the jump from bullpen weapon to weekend starter for @LittleRockBSB. The righty posted a 3.13 ERA, 46 strikeouts and seven saves in 46 innings last year, holding opponents to a .207 average. Developing a changeup will be key to his transition to starting.