The article discusses the Atlanta Braves' approach to developing pitching prospects within their top 30 list. It highlights the organization’s commitment to building pitching depth throughout their minor league system. Notably, many of the younger players selected have faced injury challenges, particularly arm injuries. Among the prospects highlighted is Hayden Harris, who emerged from undrafted status to showcase great potential, although his Triple-A performance has been inconsistent. Overall, the Braves' focus on pitching is creating an exciting future for their talent pool.
Harris has catapulted himself to the brink of a big league call-up utilizing a unique fastball that has a significant amount of rise on it despite lacking elite velocity.
Despite posting a grisly 7.36 ERA, Harris's ability to miss bats at the upper levels continued to show promise with a 14.32 K/9 in 22 innings.
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