Every organization in baseball evaluates makeup. None of them could measure it. Velocity has a number. Exit speed has a number. How a player competes with the season on the line has always been a conversation in a hotel lobby, and it stayed that way because nobody had built the instrument.
NTangible built it. The Clutch Factor puts a validated score on the part of the game everybody talks about, in fifteen minutes, on any device. Our new whitepaper, The Draft Signal, is the first look at what that score does when the athletes carrying it turn professional.
Across the 2025 and 2026 MLB Drafts, at least twenty-eight athletes who had taken an NTangible assessment signed professional contracts. Twenty-two drafted, six signed as free agents, and because free-agent signings are only as public as the reporting on them, twenty-eight is a floor rather than a count. They came from every channel we work in: invitational showcases, an MLB club's national development camp, NCAA and Canadian university rosters, private training programs. A showcase athlete taken on day one. A college arm inside the top 125. Two players from the same development camp taken three picks apart. Nobody was recruited into a study. They took the assessment, professional baseball found them later, and we went back afterward to see what the scores had said.
https://ntangible.co/blog/the-draft-signal-mlb-draft-whitepaper/