It's not fair to compare Schultz to other pitchers that tall because is body and the way he moves is very different. Most of the guys mentioned were stiff with long arm actions. Schultz is remarkably flexible and loose for his size. His delivery is very simple and he has about as short an arm action as you can get for a guy with an arm that's long as a boat oar. At a pretty young age he has the ability to sync up his delivery and repeat his arm slot which gives him a chance for above avg command. He still has things to work on like his glove side fastball command and his changeup but he has plenty of time for that. He has as much upside as any player in the draft and has a very real chance to be an ace. It was an outstanding pick.
Meh. I'd take Christian Oppor on a draft and follow or Jacob Bimbi (though it looks like he's going to school) all day over Kirsh.
Bryce Osmond would be a great get as would Sam Ireland, Kendall Ewell, Mathew Peters, and Quinn Gudaitis
Kirsh is a thumber. 88-91 t92. There's some deception but not enough. The slider is fringe avg. The change is avg but it doesn't work well off his fastball so he gives up a lot of hard contact. The command is avg/above avg. See him on the right day and you could walk away thinking he's a back of the rotation starter but he doesn't have enough of those days because there's so little margin for error without an out pitch.
Ha ok. He's really interesting but the bat isn't ready. He has this big leg kick that he doesn't time up that leads to a lot of swing and miss. Great athlete (3 sport guy) above avg power potential good defender strong arm. Won't stay at SS but should stay on the dirt. He's also a great makeup kid but he has to go to college. Think Gio Urshela.