Batting Practice Highlights - Pathway
Kallen Magli (2028, De Forest, Wisc.) started out BP with a solid round of swings, showcasing a shorter path to it. He rotates well, creating some momentum and acceleration through the swing. Had some solid swings working the pull-side gap with strength off the barrel.
Ash Marcel (2028, Chicago, Ill.) took a good round of swings from the right side, showing hand speed through the zone. He wanted to pull and was able to work back up the middle with a quality round of swings during BP.
Brody Pilosi (2028, Bolingbrook, Ill.) swung it well from both sides, showing some loosenes to the stroke. He was able to work on the barrel during the round. His best results during BP came working back up the middle being able to lift the ball to the back of the cage.
Tyler Hargraves (2029, Marshfield, Wisc.) is a right-handed bat who was able to shift the weight through contact and use his strength well. He was able to pull the ball well during his round of BP swings, with his best contact coming to the pull-side gap part of the cage.
Carsin Cullen (2029, Chilton, Wisc.) swung the bat well from both sides of the plate. His best swings as a right-hander came working pull-side in the air with an uphill path through contact. He had a similar stance as a lefty and was able to turn through contact and work back up the middle of the cage.
Hunter Hovestol (2029, Elkhorn, Wisc.) swung it from the left side with a really good feel for the barrel. Showed a balanced and fluid operation, being able to impact the ball well with some lift in the swing. His best swings worked back up the middle and into the pull-side gap part of the cage.
Sam Stevenson (2029, Endeavor, Wisc.) was able to produce some solid swings during BP. The right-hander was able to get to the ball out front and work pull-side with a nice line-drive approach. Pieced together a quality round of BP swings.