6/13/2019 5:32:38 PM
Tyler Chadwick (2020 RHP, Marshall, WI)
uses his tall and athletic frame and clean arm action to produce a low-90s fastball and average upper-70s curveball to retire batters quickly. Chadwick, a West Virginia commit, creates a steep downhill plane and fills up the zone to both sides of the plate.
Trevor Kilinski (2020 3B, Zeeland, MI)
made the play of the day early on in the contest as he ranged from third base to run a long distance to track down a pop up on in left field foul territory. Killinski went to his knees with his back to the plate to make an outstanding grab.
Jackson Nezuh (2020 RHP, St. Cloud, FL)
uses a clean delivery and quick arm to stay online to the plate and create fastball up to 91mph. The Florida commit has a full arm stroke that gets out in front with some extension. Nezuh mixes in a mid-70s curveball with some shape while projecting for more velocity moving forward.
Holden Phelps (2020 RHP, Crystal Lake, IL) is an uncommitted pitcher who made a nice impression on the mound pitching with a long arm action and a fastball that worked in the upper-80s touching 90. Phelps has a physical and large frame working downhill with some extension and a curveball that projects well.
Ildefonso Ruiz (2020 C, San Ysidro, CA) jumped all over a fastball over the heart of the plate splitting the gap in left-center field for a triple. Ruiz has plenty of present strength to his swing and jump off of the barrel as presented by his triple in this game.
Will Sanders (2020 RHP, Atlanta, GA) is a tall and athletic righthander with a loose arm and a feel for the strike zone. Sanders sits 89-91 with his fastball and also offers a pair of secondaries that project well moving forward in his short-breaking slider and above average changeup.
Ben Vespi (2020 RHP, Boynton Beach, FL) has outstanding projection on the mound with a clean arm action and plenty of balance to his operation. Vespi delivery combined with the way his arm works shows plenty of promise that he will continue to improve on a fastball that peaks at 89 mph.
CJ Kayfus (2020 1B, Wellington, FL) showcased a professional approach at the plate sitting back on the baseball for a barreled single to the opposite field. Kayfus waited back on a breaking ball with good balance at the plate before throwing his hands at the pitch with a line drive swing plane.
Jake Brooks (2020 RHP, Fountain Valley, CA) has a projectable delivery with a fastball up to 88 and a working, compact arm action. Brooks stays online to the plate with feel for a changeup and a life on his fastball releasing from a balanced delivery and high three-quarters arm slot.
Carson Hamro (2020 RHP, Vista, CA) utilizes a long and loose arm action through the back to produce a fastball up to a 91. Hamro, is an uncommitted righthander from California who works across his body offering a fastball, slider combination of pitches to opposing hitters. The curveball projects well flashing plus with very tight spin in the upper-70s.
Alberto McCarthy (2020 LHP, Melbourne, FL) presents a deceptive delivery to opposing hitters coming from a three-quarters arm slot and a tough angle. The Stetson commit sits in the upper-80s with his fastball while mixing in a 1-to-7 curveball with depth.
Kenneth Levari (2020 SS, Vineland, NJ) made the trip to Chase Field in Phoenix from his hometown of Vineland, New Jersey and showcased an overhead delivery up to 92 mph. The primary shortstop has a loose arm action with a deep reach as well as the ability to create a downhill plane.