Which is one reason why drafting college relievers is so risky. There is a reason those guys are college pen material. Sure, all pitchers are prone to elbow/shoulder injuries #tinstapp but relievers usually have flaws in delivery or max effort to achieve higher mph's on that fastball. You named off 5 guys I once salivated over (as did Keith Law when he traveled to Elizabethton 3-4 years ago). Who would have thought that after drafting all those relievers with 95+ heaters, the most successful and the guy who looks like her is here to stay is Tyler Duffey. He wasn't even the best reliever on his college team. I feel bad for the dudes who have to bat against that heater. And, Duffey looks like his fastball command is very sketchy this year. He misses the strike zone and the glove so hard I hear "Just a bit outside" when he pitches (in my head of course). Hopefully the new regime, in their first draft, stays away from these reliever types as they have not been fast to the majors and have almost all missed whole seasons with injuries and surgeries.