Singer's strengths are well known: a track record of durability, performance in the SEC, fastball command, and ability to mix pitches. That causes the package to play up in overall projection more than you might expect from the individual pitch grades, even lacking a true plus-plus pitch. The movement and command of the fastball give him a high floor as a back-end major league starter, but an underdeveloped changeup and no swing-and-miss breaking ball will limit his reasonable upside to a no. 3 starter. An uptick in velocity isn't out of the question, as his lean 6'5" frame definitely has room to add muscle, although the touch of effort in his delivery and low-3/4 arm slot might complicate things. It's no secret that Singer is a big-time competitor with the mental strength to be a big-leaguer.