The MLB Draft Combine is back for its fifth year, and once again, all eyes are on the next wave of young talent looking to make their mark. This time, over 300 top prospects are showcasing their talents. Held at Chase Field in Phoenix, the event has become a crucial stop on the road to the big league for young players. From workouts to bullpen sessions and even a nationally streamed high school game, there’s a lot going on.

While there are plenty of talents showing their skills this week, there is one name that carries a little extra weight: Brady Ebel. A lefty from Corona High School in California, he is ranked No. 61 in the MLB pipeline. But he is not just another name on the draft board. He has baseball in his blood—he is the son of former Dodgers third base coach Dino Ebel, a man who spent decades around the game.

That background gave Brady plenty of access to the inner world of baseball, and it does show in his play. From his poses to his polished approach at the plate, and even his confidence facing the media. Brady plays like someone who has been around the game all his life.

But of course, stepping in as Brady, not just Dino’s kid, is not simple—the spotlight is definitely harsh. But it turns out he isn’t affected by the bright lights at all. Brady told MLB Network, “Nah, I mean it feels cool… I am familiar with it. I love being out here… enjoying it.” And when asked what his dad has to say about him stepping into the baseball world, Brady said, “Hit the ball harder, probably.” Classic, Dino, isn’t he? And when asked if his dad focused not just on the physical but also on the mental game, Brady simply lit it up, saying, “You want the ball when you’re on defense. If you’re scared out there, you’re in trouble.”

Now, while Brady Ebel’s senior season at Corona has had its struggles, especially at the plate, his summer performances have left the scouts rather impressed. From his baseball IQ, clearly thanks to his dad, to his clean left-handed stroke—everything is on point. Plus, at 6-foot-3, he offers some serious value at third base. However, he will need to unlock more power to cement his place in the most demanding positions. But, given that he is used to witnessing pressured situations, he can definitely rise to the challenge.

Interestingly, he is just one among the 300 talented players. There are more players you need to watch out for.

Three more names to watch at the MLB Draft Combine

Several young prospects have this week to turn heads and climb the draft boards. Apart from Ebel, here are some names worth keeping an eye on in the MLB Draft Combine, starting with Seth Hernandez. The righty from Corona Senior High in California has the kind of polish that makes scouts raise their eyebrows. He is just 18 years old, with clean mechanics and a mature presence on the mound. Plus, his velocity is bomb, and he is ranked No. 2 by MLB.com among Top Draft Prospects. But a strong showing at Chase Field, no doubt, can put him in the top spot.

The next name demanding the spotlight is none other than JoJo Parker. The shortstop out of Mississippi has smooth hands and swagger to match. He is a master of all trades, from hitting for contact to moving with confidence and more. But here is the kicker—he is the highest-ranked prospect confirmed to be working out on the field this week. Thirty MLB Teams will be watching for sure—he’d better shine.

Then there is Jayden Stroman! Yes, the younger brother of Marcus Stroman is here to carve a path of his own. Currently, he is ranked outside the top 100, but his electric arm and his athleticism are serious upsides. If he manages to deliver in Phoenix, don’t be surprised to see his name rise up the ranks. These names are not just names on a list, but talents that can go from potential to reality in the big leagues.

Who do you see as the most promising? Let us know.