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Lyman

6-foot-2, 165-pound lean frame. In the box, the left-handed hitters best exit velocity was 81 mph. Began in a crouched stance with a smooth load, then used a controlled stride just before his swing. Bat speed is efficient and displays level swing plane. Found multiple barrels with some loud contact. Gap to gap approach. From the outfield, he displayed a position velocity of 76 mph; had a fluid exchange and smooth footwork. Consistent accuracy to the bag, used a consistent arm action and a high ¾ slot. In the 60-yard dash, he clocked a time of 7.33. On the mound, produced a fastball that came in at 75-76 mph with a max of 76 mph; shows in the zone command and running action. Threw a 2/8 curveball (67-68) with consistent command and sweeping action.

6-foot-2, 165-pound projectable frame. In the box, Lyman had a max exit velocity of 87 mph. Setup includes wide stance and a controlled stride. Bat speed was quick, and had uphill swing plane. He found lots of barrels with loud contact. Pull side approach. From the outfield, he made throws to the infield at velocities up to 76 mph. Showed consistent accuracy to the bases. In the 60-yard dash, his time was 7.98. On the mound, showed a ¾ angle. Sat with his fastball at 71-72 mph with a max of 73 mph. Curveball (60-61 mph), changeup (67-68 mph).

Tall, lanky LHP that showed nice easy arm action from a ¾ arm slot. The FB showed very nice ASR away from RH hitters that was up to 75 mph. The breaking ball was sharp with slider type action and he was able to flip this pitch in for a strike at 66-67 mph. The change up showed signs of being a real weapon as it disappeared late. There will be more velocity in future years which makes him an interesting arm to follow. The lefty showed some nice arm strength from the OF with accurate throws to the plate and a quick transfer before the throw. Swinging from the left side at the plate, he showed some definite tilt in the swing and a solid middle of the field approach. The feet started even from his crouched stance and he really did a nice job of keeping his hands and barrel inside the baseball. Nice fundamentals all over the field for this ‘22 grad