Brady Ebel is the son of Dodgers long-time third base coach Dino Ebel. He'll be one of the youngest prospects in the entire draft at just 17 on draft day.

The LSU commit has plenty of tools to be excited about. It's a simple, sweet left-handed swing in which he's able to manipulate the barrel well and keep it in the zone a long time. It's currently hit over power, but there's plenty more to hang on his 6'3, 195-pound frame. It's likely with some projection and his solid bat speed that there's more power to come for Ebel.

Defensively, Ebel has an average glove. He doesn't have good foot speed, although he does have a plus arm, soft hands, and solid actions in the infield. He'll likely slide over to third base long term, where he'll need his power to come into play more for his offensive profile to fit seamlessly. This is a young prep profile with four tools that are at least average, with a strong track record of performance. He won't last long on day one.