Vucinovich is another pick from Ginger Poulson's area, which has become a staple of Day Two and (formerly) Day Three of the draft in recent years. The righty has been up to 95 MPH in games and has touched 96.8 MPH in a bullpen setting.

Standing 6'1, Vucinovich throws his fastball from a low release height, with above average extension, which helps it play up above the pure shape of the fastball, which could use some tinkering. Perhaps a candidate for adding the other fastball variations that the Brewers love. 

His curveball is his best pitch currently, thrown in the low-80s, spinning around 2,900 RPMs and averaging around -10 inches of induced vertical break, and 14 inches of sweep. He also turns a slider that has a shorter break than the curve and is thrown in the upper 80s with a spin rate of around 2,600 RPMs.

He rounds out the current repertoire with a solid-looking changeup that is thrown in the upper-80s as well. He kills the spin on the pitch well and generates around 15-17 inches of run.

Young for the class, Vucinovich only turned 18 about a month before the draft. Brewers will likely need to tinker with the fastball shape and improve the command, but there's room to add to the frame, potentially reaching even more velocity, and a strong starting point with his secondary offerings.