MLB Draft Combine 2025: Meet the 10 Rising Stars Who Shocked Scouts in Phoenix This Week
Fortunately, the velo was intact when Estrada returned to the mound this spring, touching as high as 98 mph during the season and 96.3 mph during his bullpen session Tuesday. While Estrada’s ultimate goal is to pitch at the professional level, it’s unclear whether that journey will begin this year: he’s planning to transfer to the University of Tennessee for the 2026 season if the draft doesn’t work out, and that could provide him a much larger platform to prove his talents against SEC competition. Either way, the fact that Estrada has progressed to the point that an invite to the combine was even possible is remarkable, and it’ll be fun to see where his journey takes him next.
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