Prep Baseball Minnesota Rankings Insider: Class of 2026 (December 2025 Update)

Ohm, another 2026 Minnesota commit, brings a 6-foot-2, 192-pound frame and a high-tempo delivery that creates fast hip rotation and an in-line finish. His long, fluid arm works from a high three-quarter slot with natural shoulder tilt, helping him run his fastball up to 93.5 mph at the 2025 Upper Midwest ProCase. With his athletic build, clean operation, and arm strength, Ohm ranks among the top right-handers in Minnesota’s 2026 class.

Finn has emerged as one of the biggest risers in the 2026 class, showing a long, fluid arm from a low three-quarter slot and the ability to repeat a three-pitch mix. At the 2025 Prep Baseball Senior Future Games, he attacked the upper half of the zone with poise, striking out four of six batters and earning a commitment to Texas Tech by the end of the event. With his size, mechanics, and projection, Finn fits the mold of a high-upside left-handed arm on the rise.

Christiansen, a 6-foot-4, 210-pound Minnesota commit, offers a controlled, balanced delivery and a compact arm path that works through an inverted “W” into a three-quarter release. His fastball sits 86–90 mph with 2,265 rpm life at the top of the zone, complemented by a promising 74 mph slider and a developing 78–79 mph changeup. With his size, feel, and clean arm action, Christiansen stands out as one of the more intriguing right-handers in Minnesota’s 2026 group.