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6/08/22
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6-foot-2, 185 pounds. Showed advanced stuff for age. Battled runners early in the outing. The long-limbed righty showed an athletic arm that works from an OT slot. Fastball sat 82-84, T85. CB at 70-72 showed large shape; shows promise in action. Cutter at 77 showed a different look and commanded the outer-half of the plate. Arm to follow.
6-foot-2 185-pounds.One of the top 2023’s in the state. Mature, athletic frame and plays the game way above his age. Has a plan, and executes at the plate. Picks the front foot up and down, and lets his hands do the work. Does not try to do much at the plate. Looks confident over at 3B. A high follow player for the spring.
One of the top ranked prospects in Georgia’s Class of 2023. Physically advanced for age, standing 6-foot-2, 170-pounds, will only continue to add strength and firm up frame as he matures. Starts in a balanced position with hands at ear level, hands load back with a barrel wrap, short stride, inverts stride leg foot before opening up with aggression, good balance. Barrel works mostly level through the zone, did flash an uphill path occasionally. Still developing his approach at the plate, at-times he looks to pull and elevate the ball with force, other times he shortened up and took a more gap-to-gap, line drive approach. Considerable raw power for his age, generates hard contact to all fields.
Our first position player only in the back half of the rankings slots in at No. 16, 3B/C Ethan Sutton (Allatoona). Sutton is a projectable 6-foot-2, 168-pound with plenty of room to fill out. He generates easy bat speed with wiry strength and loose hands. A consistent hitter, his loose hands and wiry strength generate hard contact as the barrel works long through zone creating line drive results.
6-foot-2, 168-pound right-handed hitting third baseman. Athletic build with wiry strength and plenty of room for continued physical development. Loose, athletic hands at the plate, generates easy bat speed. Path is flat and stays in the zone. Line-drive approach, made consistent hard contact throughout the JFG Identifier Tournament. Defensively, showed solid hands and arm strength at third base.