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Oct 22, 2004 - Oct 25, 2004   Cincinnati Reds Scout Team  64
5-Plex - Former Red Sox Spring Training Site - Ft. Myers, FL
Jeremy Bleich
LHP 6-2 185   L/L
FB
88
60
40
OF
IF
1B
C
Pop
Range
88
CB
76
SL
CH
80
Split
Knuckle




Jul 12, 2004 - Jul 18, 2004   New Orleans Spice  15
East Cobb Complex - Marietta, GA
Jeremy Bleich
LHP 6-2 185   L/L
FB
60
40
OF
IF
1B
C
Pop
Range
CB
SL
CH
Split
Knuckle




Jun 18, 2004 - Jun 20, 2004   Green  2
Tropicana Field - St. Petersburg, FL
Jeremy Bleich
LHP 6-2 185   L/L
FB
89
60
40
OF
IF
1B
C
Pop
Range
89
CB
76
SL
CH
80
Split
Knuckle
Jeremy Bleich is a good looking 6'2/185 LHP from Metairie, LA. Bleich overmatched hitters during his two innings of work, especially with his hard dropping 73-76 mph curveball. He throws plenty hard enough right now at 87-89 mph to blow the ball past hitters looking to make contact with his breaking ball. There's no doubt he has and will throw in the 90s. He has an outstanding commanding FB and excellent off speed stuff. His arm works fluidly and his mechanics are solid. One of the nations top LHP draft prospects. He can pitch at any college in the country and be an ace. Jeremy is also an outstanding student.
PG Grade 10.0




Jan 02, 2004 - Jan 04, 2004   2-White  13
5-Plex - Former Red Sox Spring Training Site - Ft. Myers, FL
Jeremy Bleich
LHP 6-1 190   L/L
FB
84
60
7.76
40
OF
IF
1B
C
Pop
Range
84
CB
66
SL
CH
73
Split
Knuckle
Jeremey Bleich -- Bleich is a mature bodied southpaw who’ve we’ve seen on a number of occasions. He’s a solid overall athlete with some deception in his delivery and three quality pitches for a young lefthander. Smoothing out his delivery might take away more deception than it adds in any other area. Bleich’s best pitch is a nasty fading change up that he generates with very good arm speed and spots away from right handers well. Bleich pitched at 80-84 mph in Fort Myers and we’ve seen him as high as 86 in the past. Bleich’s curveball has good quality at 66-68 mph, also. With 3 good pitches, good command and very good deception, Bleich is going to get a lot of hitters out. A smart college coach is going to let Bleich swing the bat on occasion, too. He has a nice swing with plenty of strength to it and some serious power potential. In fact, he's a good prospect as a hitter alone. Jeremy is a good student and he will be an excellent college lefty with potential pro career.
PG Grade 8.0




Oct 24, 2003 - Oct 27, 2003   Louisiana All Star Baseball Team  25
Roger Dean Complex - Jupiter, FL
Jeremy Bleich
LHP 6-2 185   L/L
FB
86
60
40
OF
IF
1B
C
Pop
Range
81-86
CB
75
SL
CH
76
Split
Knuckle




Aug 08, 2003 - Aug 10, 2003   Navy  10
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, NC
Jeremy Bleich
LHP 6-1 175   L/L
FB
83
60
7.58
40
OF
IF
83
1B
C
Pop
Range
83
CB
70
SL
CH
71
Split
Knuckle
Bleich is a very young junior who we expect to become one of the better lefties in the 2005 class. He reminds us of another Cajun southpaw, Wade LeBlanc, who is now a freshman and future All-American candidate at McNeese State. Bleich has a projectable 6-1, 175 lb. frame and a loose, flexible arm. He already has a polished three pitch arsenal that he uses interchangeably. If anything, Bleich underutilized his 83 mph fastball in Chapel Hill. He throws a quality change up at 71 mph that has plus fading action to it and a 68 mph curveball that shows good spin and late biting action. Bleich’s smooth mechanics and good athletic ability mean it’s just a matter of his adding strength over the next two years and staying healthy. He needs to be followed closely. Jeremy is a good student.
PG Grade 8.0