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Oct 22, 2004 - Oct 25, 2004   Tidewater White Sox  27
5-Plex - Former Red Sox Spring Training Site - Ft. Myers, FL
Ross Fetterly
RHP 3B, SS 6-3 185   R/R
FB
85
60
40
OF
IF
1B
C
Pop
Range
85
CB
73
SL
78
CH
75
Split
Knuckle




Aug 13, 2004 - Aug 15, 2004   Royal  30
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, NC
Ross Fetterly
RHP 3B, SS 6-3 178   R/R
FB
88
60
7.47
40
OF
IF
86
1B
C
Pop
Range
88
CB
73
SL
78
CH
78
Split
Knuckle
Ross Fetterly is a 6'3", 185 lb. pitcher/third baseman from Norfolk, Virginia. He's a very athletic player who could play both ways at many schools. He has an 88 mph fastball, 73 mph curveball, 78 mph slider and a 78 mph change up. Fetterly has good command of all his pitches, and very good life on his fastball from a low 3/4 release point with some cross body action. His curveball shows good tilt and late darting break, and his slider has a different, wider, later break that will have right handed hitters bailing. Fetterly's change up is also a quality pitch that he can't forget to throw with regularity. Ross has a projectable pitcher's body with strong legs and a good frame to build upon and add future velocity. Defensively, he showed solid arm strength (86 mph), and good actions. His range and future size might make him best suited for third base. Fetterly is a right handed hitter with a knee lift trigger and above average bat speed. He tries to lift some balls in batting practice and pulls off, but stays through the ball better against live pitching. He also has plus raw power as well. Ross is a good student.
PG Grade 9.0




Jan 02, 2004 - Jan 04, 2004   4-Royal  15
5-Plex - Former Red Sox Spring Training Site - Ft. Myers, FL
Ross Fetterly
RHP 3B, SS 6-3 178   R/R
FB
83
60
7.85
40
OF
IF
78
1B
C
Pop
Range
83
CB
SL
73
CH
69
Split
Knuckle
Ross Fetterly -- Fetterly is a slender 6-3 right hander from Virginia with broad shoulders and a loose, quick arm that projects off the charts. He threw in the 80-84 mph range for us in Fort Myers with good running action during his 4 inning outing. Both of Fetterly’s secondary pitches were excellent. He threw a very tight 69-73 mph curveball that had hitters buckling and his 69 mph change up had good deception and some run to it. We love to see young projectable pitchers with this kind of power to their curveballs; it’s a great predictor for future velocity gains and Fetterly certainly qualifies. He also showed hitting ability, but his future is certainly on the hill. He should create a lot of interest over the next year or two. Ross is a good student.
PG Grade 8.0