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Aug 13, 2004 - Aug 15, 2004   Orange  22
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, NC
Wynton Weather
C 6-1 225   R/R
FB
60
7.63
40
OF
IF
1B
C
75
Pop
1.99
Range
CB
SL
CH
Split
Knuckle
Exit Velo
Distance
Wynton Weather is a rock solid 6'1", 225 lb. catcher from Virginia Beach, Virginia who can really hit. Behind the plate, Wynton showed pop times ranging from 1.99-2.03 and a top velocity of 75 mph. He has quick transfers with good footwork, and clean true backspin on throws that show good carry to the bag. He still has room to develop more arm strength and should be in the 1.90-1.95 pop range very soon. Maybe the most impressive thing about Wynton defensively were his hands. They are very strong and soft, and there is a distinct difference between how he receives pitches into his glove and comparable high school catchers around the country. Wynton is a right handed hitter with a medium base and pro level strength. He has a rock back trigger with a very short and quick bat path, and ability to drive the ball out of the park to all fields. He has very good balance in his swing with pro power projection. He has advanced muscle tone for his age and should continue to get stronger. Keep an eye on him as an offensive type catcher who can play at top programs around the nation. Scouts will want to see him.
PG Grade 8.5




Jun 12, 2004 - Jun 13, 2004   Dark Green  60
5-Plex - Player Development Complex - Ft. Myers, FL
Wynton Weather
C 6-1 230   R/R
FB
60
7.88
40
OF
IF
1B
C
75
Pop
2.01
Range
CB
SL
CH
Split
Knuckle
Exit Velo
Distance
Wynton Weather is a 6'1", 230 lb. 2005 catcher from Virginia with just a bit of softness to his body, but with very good overall strength. He shows some athletic quickness for his size on defense and can definitely stay at the catching position in the future if he works hard on his conditioning. Weather’s tool, though, is his bat. He has a balanced, confident approach at the plate with a good, controlled load and generates well above average bat speed. He showed the ability to both drive the ball deep in batting practice and to control the bat head in game situations. Weather is a top level hitting prospect who college coaches around the country should be looking at seriously. He could develop into a top level professional hitter.
PG Grade 8.0