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2,608 MLB PLAYERS | 16,397 MLB DRAFT SELECTIONS

2017 National Showcase

3-Gold vs. 4-Green Game 2
6/17/2017 1:28:58 PM
Steve Hajjar (2018 LHP, North Andover, MA) showed a funky delivery and some nasty stuff on the mound. He has a long arm action with a high leg raise and is deceptive. The fastball worked from 88-92 mph, topping out at 93 mph, along with a solid slider. 

Mason Denaburg (2018 C, Merritt Island, FL) was excellent during his time on the mound as he worked from 92-96 mph and touched 97 mph early on. Debnaburg lived in the lower third of the strike zone and the fastball had plus sink to it. 

Elijah Cabell (2018 OF, Winter Park, FL) is one of the toolsiest players in the class and a day after chucking 94 mph from the outfield he is showing his prowess with the bat. Cabell got ahold of a middle-middle fastball and launched a double over the head of the centerfielder.  

Dominic Pipkin (2018 RHP, Pinole, CA) pounded the lower third of the strike zone and worked with a fastball that had a bit of sink to it. Pipkin projects exceptionally well and worked the fastball from 88-92 mph, topping out at 93 mph, with a quality three-pitch mix. 

Jack Carey (2018 RHP, Summit, NJ) worked up to 94 mph and had a long and loose arm action throughout. Carey showed three pitches for strikes and worked well at getting the fastball by hitters for swings and misses. 

Carson Lambert (2018 RHP, Thousand Oaks, CA) was effective on the mound, primarily with his fastball that sat 89-91 mph and had occasional plane to it. Lambert has a very quick arm action and lands with a crossfire element on an open front toe. Good changeup at 84 mph that had late tumble. 

Nick Decker (2018 OF, Southampton, NJ) laced a couple of hard hit balls during the game including a laced single up the middle that was very loud off the bat. 

Anthony Seigler (2018 C, Cartersville, GA) had a quality approach at the plate with some solid bat-to-ball skills that were on display. He had one hit during the game that went up the middle and he also laced a couple of balls later on in the game. 

Jack Filby (2018 3B, Sacramento, CA) showed strong pitch recognition at the plate and the willingness to go to the opposite field. He collected two hits, one line drive, and both were struck to left field. He also made a couple of sure-handed plays in the field.