9/29/2019 12:15:21 PM
Austin Green (2020 SS, Diana, TX) worked with a clean arm action while pounding the zone with a fastball that sat between 85-88 mph. Green has some athletic ability and it translates well to the mound with a consistent and repeatable delivery. Green used both a slider and curveball over his two innings on the mound, showing the ability to land both while picking up a pair of strikeouts and not allowing a run.
Christopher Kean (2020 C, Harlingen, TX) collected a pair of hits, including a RBI-double to right-centerfield in which he stayed inside the ball well and created leverage and lift to the opposite side. With an extremely projectable build, that could easily hold more weight Kean shows more promising development. He also worked an inning on the mound with a fastball that sat between 84-86 mph and collected three strikeouts with a lower effort delivery.
Jonathan Sisk (2021 OF, Conroe, TX) posted a perfect day with three hits in as many at-bats, most notably a RBI-double that was crushed to deep left field in his second trip to the plate. Sisk handles the barrel of the bat well and created consistently hard contact with gap power to the pull side.
Brandon Bishop (2021 OF, College Station, TX) turned in a two-for-three day at the plate with a line drive single to centerfield and a solid double down the left field line. Bishop showed the ability to square balls up consistently with a simple short swing and contact approach at the plate.
Matthew Houston (2022 C, Longview, TX) tallied a pair of hits in three at-bats, with a double to left centerfield and a RBI-single to centerfield in his final at-bat, Houston displayed that he can consistently barrel the ball at the plate. He shows strength and jump off the bat with more power to come.
Zac Addkison (2020 RHP, San Antonio, TX) was two-for-three at the plate with a pair of singles adding to his impressive work on the mound from Saturday. Addkison has present strength at the plate and works with a predominately pull side power approach at the plate.
Nick Bell (2021 RHP, Baytown, TX) worked three innings on the mound with a fastball that reached 87-mph and picked up four strikeouts without allowing a run. Bell shows the ability to repeat his delivery and stays around the zone with both a curveball and changeup in the low-to-mid seventies.
Robert (Chase) Shores (2022 RHP, Midland, TX) shows a tremendous amount of projectablity from a 6-foot-6 in frame and long limbs on the mound. He displayed some flashes, with heavy boring arm-side run on his fastball and the ability to land an 11-to-5 shaped curveball with some later down action. Shores will need some more experience and polish but he shows some higher ceiling projection.