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2017 National Showcase

11-Navy vs. 12-Royal
6/20/2017 12:24:38 PM
Franco Aleman (2018 RHP, Tampa, FL) started out the game for the Navy team and immediately lit up the radar gun. Despite being young for the grade, Aleman has a huge frame with long limbs and a very loose and whippy arm action. Aleman pounded the zone with a fastball that sat from 90-94 mph and projects for a ton of velocity. 

Yeankarlos Lleras (2018 RHP, Carolina, PR) has a shorter arm circle with explosive arm speed and worked very quickly on the mound. The fastball sat from 90-93 mph and topped out at 94 mph. He delivers from a lower three-quarter arm slot that allows him to get good break on his slider. 

Jacob Smith (2018 LHP, Calera, AL) showed good pitchability and a deceptive delivery on the mound. The Vanderbilt commit topped out at 90 mph and worked the fastball to all spots on the plate and the pitch showed occasional cutting life. He mixed in a curveball with big break to it and 

Michael Perez (2018 SS, Cerritos, CA) made an outstanding play in the 4-3 hole during today's game. He made an incredibly smooth sliding play to nail the runner at first and showed off his twitch and range while doing so. 

Bay Witcher (2018 RHP, Loganville, GA) worked in the upper-80s with his fastball and touched 91 mph early on in the game. Witcher has an extremely projectable frame and generates very good extension down the mound. The fastball shows occasional life to it and he mixed in a breaking ball in the upper-70s. 

Tanner O'Tremba (2018 OF, Parker, CO) launched a double deep off the netting on the left centerfield wall. O'Tremba has incredible strength and generates good bat speed through the hitting zone. His raw strength and power makes him an intriguing follow, especially if he can continue to crush baseballs. 

Lency Delgado (2018 SS, Miami, FL) has extremely soft hands in the infield and made a number of athletic plays while remaining balanced. He took a hard line drive on a short hop and immediately got it out of the glove to start a 4-6-3 double play.