Well, you can't miss Jason Reitz.
The Minnesota Twins will be hoping he's a can't-miss prospect in the full sense, not just because he's 6-foot-11.
But yeah, he's 6-11.
Reitz was a star at Oregon this spring who touched 98 miles per hour occasionally on his heater.
The Twins made him their fourth-round pick at No. 119 overall in the 2025 MLB Draft.
With the 119th pick the #MNTwins select RHP Jason Reitz (Oregon)
— Twins Central (@TwinsCentral1) July 14, 2025
Reitz is 6 foot 11 inches tall and posted a 3.50 ERA for the Ducks this past season. He sits in the low 90s but has been up to 98. Delivery question marks will be there. pic.twitter.com/DqvKFI4hCt
That's impressive.
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Reitz will be ticketed for the bullpen every step along the way until he proves he can keep being a starting pitcher.
Even as a reliever, he'd be quite the guy to have on a team. And on the off chance he can keep starting, that's an even more exciting prospect.
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