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

Gette, a Miami commit, is a 6-foot-5, 217-pound right-hander with an easy, rhythmic delivery from a hybrid start. His long, loose arm works from a low three-quarter slot with natural separation, producing a 90–91 mph fastball -- topping out at 93.2 MPH at the Super 60 -- that features 14 inches of arm-side run. He pairs it with a sweeping 79–80 mph slider (a pitch that runs 14 inches the opposite direction), a firm 85–86 mph changeup, and a tight cutter at 86–88, giving him a deep, mature mix that already plays like a next-level starter.

Ohm, a 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 93.9 mph at the Super 60 event in February, and his changeup figures to be a plus pitch. With his athletic build, clean operation, and arm strength, Ohm ranks among the top right-handers in Minnesota’s 2026 class.

Killian, another Minnesota commit, shows a polished, athletic look on the mound with a smooth, efficient delivery from a hybrid start. At 6-foot-1, 177 pounds, he repeats well and generates late life from a compact, quick arm that produced a 91–92 mph fastball at 2,528 rpm. His sharp 84–85 mph slider (2,692 rpm) already profiles as a swing-and-miss piece, and he mixes in a firm, confident 86–87 mph changeup. With velocity, spin, and feel for three pitches, Killian projects as a high-upside rotation candidate for the Gophers.