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Mar 19, 2005 - Apr 24, 2005   PG Iowa Gold  21
Various Ballparks- Iowa - -, IA
Cory Schmaltz
RHP 2B 5-11 165   R/R
FB
60
40
OF
IF
1B
C
Pop
Range
CB
SL
CH
Split
Knuckle




May 01, 2004 - May 02, 2004   Navy  10
Perfect Game Field at Veterans Memorial Stadium - Cedar Rapids, IA
Cory Schmaltz
RHP 2B 5-10 155   R/R
FB
79
60
7.15
40
OF
IF
76
1B
C
Pop
Range
79
CB
72
SL
CH
Split
Knuckle
IF Cory Schmaltz: Schmaltz is a junior infielder from Iowa with very smooth infield actions and soft quick hands. Schmaltz has a quick first step as well and is going to be an excellent defensive second baseman at the next level. He has shown us a bit of arm strength by touching 80 mph off the mound and with his quick release, he might be able to play some shortstop as well at the right college program. Schmaltz’s bat has really improved this spring, too. He has a quick, wristy swing with a good level swing path that produces consistent solid line drive contact. Schmaltz ripped a triple up the right centerfield gap in one at bat during the showcase to demonstrate his ability to drive the ball with wood. One of our scouts called Schmaltz a "Throwback" player, meaning he plays the game hard with a minimum of flair and a maximum of fundamental skills. He's a player!
PG Grade 7.5




Mar 20, 2004 - Apr 25, 2004   White Lightning  3
Perfect Game Field at Veterans Memorial Stadium - Cedar Rapids, IA
Cory Schmaltz
RHP 2B 5-11 165   R/R
FB
60
40
OF
IF
1B
C
Pop
Range
CB
SL
CH
Split
Knuckle




Jan 02, 2004 - Jan 04, 2004   26-Teal  27
5-Plex - Former Red Sox Spring Training Site - Ft. Myers, FL
Cory Schmaltz
RHP 2B 5-10 155   R/R
FB
83
60
7.35
40
OF
IF
78
1B
C
Pop
Range
83
CB
72
SL
CH
Split
Knuckle
Cory Schmaltz -- Schmaltz is a 5-10 right handed hitting junior second baseman from Iowa. He has good overall athleticism and strong hips and legs for his size. Schmaltz is a good runner underway and also moves very quickly and smoothly in the field. With his arm strength and quickness he’s going to be a very good defensive second baseman. Schmaltz hits out of a wide crouched stance with a level, line drive swing path. He tends to lean and dive in at pitches at times, which makes his hands drag a bit. Scmaltz threw 2 innings at the showcase and showed good arm action and arm strength, touching 83 mph on his fastball with a 70-72 mph slurve that had good spin when he was on top of it. Schmaltz is an excellent student, too, and since he’s from Cedar Rapids, we don’t mind saying that we know him well and know that he has a great attitude towards the game.
PG Grade 7.5