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Dec 28, 2004 - Dec 30, 2004   11-Crimson  10
Terry Park - Ft. Myers, FL
Josh Fulton
MIF OF 6-3 160   R/R
FB
60
7.29
40
OF
IF
66
1B
C
Pop
Range
CB
SL
CH
Split
Knuckle
Fulton is a 6-3 junior from Virginia and the son of Perfect Game staff member Frank Fulton. He’s starting to fill out his slender frame but looks like he’s going to be a late maturing young man physically. Fulton has some speed right now (7.29 in the 60) and has a good running stride underway. He played infield in Fort Myers but we’ve seen him play outfield in the past and think that this is his best future position. At the plate, Fulton showed some hand strength and gap to gap power in batting practice. He generates initial bat speed with a level swing plane but tends to get out on his front side very quickly and get wristy out front. Fulton is a good student who likes to play and is going work hard on his game.
PG Grade 7.0




Oct 01, 2004 - Oct 04, 2004   PG USA Green  5
5-Plex - Former Red Sox Spring Training Site - Ft. Myers, FL
Josh Fulton
MIF OF 6-3 160   R/R
FB
60
40
OF
IF
1B
C
Pop
Range
CB
SL
CH
Split
Knuckle




Aug 09, 2004 - Aug 11, 2004   Maroon  12
Duke University - Durham, NC
Josh Fulton
MIF OF 6-3 145   R/R
FB
60
7.36
40
OF
76
IF
71
1B
C
Pop
Range
CB
SL
CH
Split
Knuckle
Josh Fulton is a 2006 outfielder from Danville, Virginia. Josh is the son of Perfect Game staff member and long-time coach Frank Fulton, and his brother Jonathan is a former 2nd round pick of the Marlins, so he has some athletic genes. Fulton is a lanky and wiry strong 6'3" outfielder with a very projectable build. His best tools are on offense right now. Fulton hits from a balanced stance and has a nice swing path with some lift and extension to his swing. He showed some pull power on occasion and that should keep developing as he gets stronger. Fulton also showed good speed underway once he got his long legs moving, and should also keep getting faster as he matures. Fulton looked more unpolished in the outfield approaching the ball and with his throws than he did with a bat in his hand, but these skills can improve with repetition.
PG Grade 6.5