24.5
Hand Speed (max)
6/20/21
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Body: 6-1, 165-pounds. High waist, track built body with explosive athletic actions. Plus runner with gliding actions
Hit: SH. Narrow, tight, and tall keeping hands low/even. Hands work back with quick toe-tap foot lift. Stiff front side allows the transfer of energy up chain. Quick handspeed and ability to keep barrel connected before releasing out front. Compact swing; Rotates easily and batspeed is an asset. Shows the ability to drive the ball and pullside power. 78.6 Max Batspeed, 16.2 gs Max Rotational Acceleration, 23.8 Max Handspeed,
Power: 93.50 mph exit velocity.
Arm: RH. OF - 85 mph. Compact arm, high back elbow. Able to get rid of it quickly.
Defense: Athleticism shows up with easy quick feet, bounces around and shows the actions to be a strong CF.
Run: 6.38 runner in the 60.
Defense: Moves well forward-back and side-to-side, quick first step, next level CF potential.
Arm: OF - 84 mph. Average arm with potential for more, simple arm mechanics that could translate in infield.
Hit: SH. Recently converted to switch hitting. Showed well and even from both sides of the plate and has the potential to do both at the next level. Blast Motion scores of 49/62/57. Scored as a PAC-12 commit is expected to. Above-average connection score highlights his natural hitting ability from both sides of the plate.
Power: 95 mph exit velocity.
Run: 6.48 runner in the 60.
The recent USC commit was the seventh player to run the 60 and made sure to make his presence felt from the top by running a laser timed 6.55 before taking to the hitting wheel showing his present and projectable power. Started off with live BP where he peppered the gap to the pull side while showing the ability to work middle. Generates bat speed with very fast hands and a simple toe tap stride into the ball. Registered an 86 MPH exit velo which backed up what he showed in BP. The frame is long at 5-foot-11 and lean at 155-pounds, but there is present strength in the shoulders and down through the arms. With a high waist and some present lower half strength the projection for future growth/strength gains is obvious. Defensively he’s athletic and fluid getting to and working through the ball. Arrives under control and ready to get rid of the ball which he does cleanly and with present arm strength - 84 mph to home plate.