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2017 National Showcase

Orange/Maroon vs. Purple/Black
6/19/2017 7:20:19 PM
Max Alba (2018 RHP, Franklin, WI) is immensely projectable and athletic on the mound. Alba has a clean arm with a very low effort level. Alba worked 88-91 mph with the fastball and projects very well for added velocity in the near future. 

Giovanni DiGiacomo (2018 OF, Naples, FL) is extremely athletic and made a number of impressive catches while in centerfield. Turning routine tun times in the 4.0-4.1 second range from the left side, DiGiacomo made a diving catch running in toward the infield. 

Harold (Matthew) Dickey (2018 RHP, Tallahassee, FL) showed quality arm speed on the mound and pounded the strike zone. The fastball worked 89-91 mph and showed quality action down and to the arm side. Dickey mixed in a curveball with late breaking action. 

Alec Sanchez (2018 2B, Jacksonville, FL) launched a double over the head of the rightfielder. Sanchez has made consistent hard contact with the barrel of the bat and has shown the ability to go to all fields during the showcase.

Nicholas Northcut (2018 3B, Mason, OH) continued his hot streak at PG National with a loud double high off the left field wall.

Stephen Pelli (2018 RHP, Arnold, MD) worked 91-93 mph and showed feel for three pitches during his outing. He threw a big breaking curveball and a changeup with occasional downward action that came with replicated arm action and speed. 

Christian Scott (2018 RHP, Parkland, FL) had a quality showing on the mound as he worked with a 90-94 fastball. Scott has a tall and lanky build with a long arm action through the back. The fastball showed occasional run to the arm side and the changeup had similar arm action and speed. 

Patrick Wicklander (2018 LHP, San Jose, CA) showed impressive pitchability with a strong two pitch mix. The fastball topped out at 90 mph and he was able to spot the pitch all around the strike zone. The breaking ball was effective both at being thrown for strikes and enducing swings and misses. 

Hudson Haskin (2018 OF, Bronxville, NY) displayed solid overall barrel skills at the plate. Haskin laced a hard hit line drive single and showed solid athleticism with a stolen base later in the game.