2021 13U/14U Summer Gulf Coast Showcase (06/05/2021 - 06/06/2021)

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Tyler Johnson (2025 C, Wetumpka, AL) got the game started off right with a double into the left-centerfield gap. He's got good strength at contact and also worked up to 76 mph with a pretty low effort delivery and a good slider. 

Kolin Adams (2025 OF, Schererville, IN) continued his hitting ways as he lined a double into the pull side gap. Adams has a loose, projectable swing with some feel for contact and turning the barrel over to pull with intent. 

Dominick Patruno (2025 C, Jacksonville, FL) showed some quality arm strength on the bump with a primary fastball-changeup mix on the mound. He worked up to 80 mph with the fastball and did a nice job adding and subtracting to fill up the zone and command his arsenal. 

Jacob Tullier (2025 1B, Diamondhead, MS) collected two more hits in this one as the physical right-handed hitter has shown out to be a hit collector. He barreled two balls up including a ground ball single and a line drive single, both to the middle of the field. 

William Johnson (2025 OF, Watkinsville, GA) lined a single back up the middle and has a lot to like in the way of athleticism and projection. The swing is free and easy with quick hands and a level swing plane while he patrols centerfield well. 

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Mana Nicholas-Bublick (2024 RHP, Toledo, OH) is a switch-hitter but is clearly a more advanced and experienced hitter from the right side.  The bat speed was very good right handed with plenty of gap to gap power and jump off the barrel.

Levi Martin (2026 3B, Pocahontas, AR) is stronger than his peers with a 5-9/175 build and generates good bat speed with a hard rotation to his swing.  His swing stays on plane for a long time and results in hard line drives to all fields.

Tyler Johnson (2025 3B, Tupelo, MS) is the first of two Tyler Johnson's in this BP blog.  This TJ has a strong 5-7/175 build and plenty of bat speed from an aggressive right handed swing.  The power is definitely there with lots of extension through the ball out front.

This Tyler Johnson (2025 C, Wetumpka, AL) has a long and lean projectable body with a lift and pull approach from the right side that is very well timed.  There is hand speed here and he can hand adjustments to pitches in different parts of the zone and still maintain his bat speed.

Greyson Gegg (2024 1B, Saint Simons Island, GA) has a long and lean build and lots of young athleticism in his swing to build on.  A left handed hitter, he has a lean 6-2/165 build and lots of power potential in the future.

William Johnson (2025 OF, Watkinsville, GA) is the third deserving and talented Johnson in this BP blog.  A left handed hitter with a 6-0/150 build, Johnson creates big barrel whip in his swing from a closed start and has an aggressive swing approach.

Brady Holbrook (2025 LHP, Cumming, GA) is a left handed pitcher who has a chance as a two-way prospect.  He has very good present strength in his 6-0/165 build and the bat speed to drive the right centerfield gap with good carry.

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Luka Komso (2025 LHP, Lilburn, GA) showed some intriguing stuff from the left side with a tough sidearm slot and a fastball that topped out at 77 mph. There's good life and arm side run with three pitches that he can throw for strikes including a breaking ball he can front door. 

Brady Holbrook (2025 LHP, Cumming, GA) showed impressive stuff in all facets of the game. Holbrook started and showed a lively mid-70s fastball with a good hook. He also showed he can swing it with good strength on the barrel and two hard hit ground ball singles and legged out an infield single; Holbrook also had three stolen bases. 

Kemper Williams (2024 SS, Neely, MS) is super athletic and battles deep into counts in the box. Williams has quick hands with a projectable frame and worked a long at-bat for a sacrifice fly before doubling into the pull side gap. 

Mana Nicholas-Bublick (2024 RHP, Toledo, OH) showed big upside on the mound with a quick arm and two excellent pitches with a 78-81 mph fastball and a sharp breaking ball. He's got strength at the plate too with two hits including an opposite field double that was laced. 

Marcus Pugh (2025 SS, Flowery Branch, GA) collected a line drive single and showed both a short, contact-oriented stroke and good feel on the base paths. Pugh lined a single back up the middle and immediately after got a great lead and stole second base. 

Jacob Tullier (2025 1B, Diamondhead, MS) is a strong and physical right-handed hitter who didn't record a hit but barreled a couple of balls well. He's got good strength through contact and despite not collecting a hit he found the barrel aggressively.