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He is confident in the box and in control of his at bats. After his impressive Derby and BP sessions, Jayson walked, stole and base and scored a run in his first game plate appearance.
Add in an infectious personality with passion for the game, and you have a player who makes a positive impact on his team each time he takes the field. Jackson has an impressive combination of premium stuff and a track record of success. There is still projection in his 6'4" frame that he uses well to work down the mound in his delivery. His long arm stroke produces fastball velocity into the mids and he complements it with a solid curve and change.
Jackson is comfortable on the big stage and seems to pitch deep into games every time he takes the mound - excellent traits in a starting pitching prospect. Brock is a true power arm who gets excellent leverage in his delivery that leads to consistent mids velocity. His best secondary pitch is his change that he throws confidently, and with good arm speed. It has proven to be a pitch that elicits weak contact and quite a bit of swing-and-miss. Brock rounds out his arsenal with a developing breaking ball.
A "fresh" cold-weather arm from Michigan, he is firmly in the day 1 mix for this year's draft. Tommy put his full set of high-level tools 6. He has an ultra-projectable 6'3" frame that works well in all that he does on the field.
His stroke has rhythm and is explosive. As a defender, Tommy has natural instincts and the speed to play CF at higher levels, and he has a strong accurate arm that would allow him to profile in RF as well. Overall, this is a complete prospect with a high ceiling. Fisher is an 2-sport elite athlete with huge upside on the diamond. His projectable 6'3" frame is quick-twitch and he controls it very well.
The LH stroke is simple and easy with the ball jumping off the bat to all fields. Don't look away while Adonys is on the field, or you will miss something exciting! The best defensive catcher in the class loves to impact the game with his arm 1. He showed his skills in handling quality arms at the Baseball Factory All-America Game with ease, as usual, and he also doubled down the left field line and scored a run.
Noah is an imposing figure on the mound and makes for uncomfortable at bats for both right and left-handed hitters. He adds a high-spin slider that has good depth and a change to round out his pitch mix. One of the most talked-about prospects after the workout day at the Baseball Factory All-America Game, Maximus put himself on the national map with his performance in Kansas City. He squared up pitch after pitch in each batting practice - shooting hard line drives to all fields and the gaps.
His barrel is quick, and he stays balanced and controlled throughout. He also showed quick-twitch actions in the middle infield with instincts and arm strength and go with it. This is a quality all-around young player who is one of the top middle infielders in the class. Ryan came into the BF All-America Game with a reputation as one of the top hitters in the class and he only further solidified that with his performance.
He stood in with confidence all weekend and collected 2 hits included a rocket double that only got about 5 feet off the ground and ended up in the RCF gap. Justin is one of the top LHP prospects in the country. He has a history of success and pitches deep into games thanks to his quality command and pitch mix. He tunnels all of his stuff well and has some deception in his deliver and release that makes it very difficult on hitters.
Already with a 21 strikeout no-hit performance this spring, Justin is what ML starting pitchers look like at this age. While most right-handed hitters saw their squared-up drives to LF knocked down by a stiff wind in their face, Jared seemed to have no trouble driving balls through the wind and well over the LF fence.
The ball is loud off his bat! He contributed a sacrifice fly to right field during the game and threw out a runner attempting to steal 2nd on a strong, accurate throw. He's a physical young prospect with an impact bat at the catching position. Karson toed the rubber in his hometown of Kansas City to start the Baseball Factory All-America Game and he was electric while pitching a perfect inning. His ultra-quick arm ran his fastball up to 94 with late life.
It seems to jump on hitters quickly and he began the day striking out two of the best hitters in the class. His breaking ball showed late, tight break and his change is a quality third pitch.
All signs point to a quality starting pitching prospect in Karson. Jett is a dynamic prospect who has played himself into the day 1 draft conversations. There is quickness in everything he does with plus straight line speed 6. Jett has loud tools, plays with energy and always seems to make a positive impact on the game. With advanced command, low to mid 90s velocity and an athletic delivery, JR fits near the top of the RHP prospects in this year's class.
He is aggressive with his fastball and attacks hitters with a quality 3-pitch mix that can play at higher levels. Oliver is among the small group of pitchers that many would pick out of the class if they had to win a game tomorrow. He has a track record of winning and pitching deep into games against all levels of competition.
His fastball is rarely squared up and he adds and subtracts to it putting it anywhere from the mids to the lows. He commands all of his offerings well including his breaking ball and change that he is willing to throw in any count. He throws quality strikes with his low 90s fastball and has an outstanding curve that has tight rotation and 2-plane break.
A change with some fade is a solid third pitch - and they all come from a clean arm stroke and a low-effort delivery. Jacob possesses one of the best curveballs in the '22 class. It has tight rotation along with late depth, and he can land it for strikes at any time His athletic delivery and quick arm produce a lively fastball that sits in the low 90s and it is easy to envision Jacob in the rotation at higher levels. His fastball sits comfortably in the low 90s with heavy tailing action and he pairs it with one of the better breaking balls in the class.
It has the shape you would expect from his arm slot with bite and depth to it. His change rounds out his quality repertoire, and he should be a riser who garners a lot of attention this spring. Matt's lively fastball was up to 95 mph in Kansas City at the Baseball Factory All-America Game, and it had excellent finish through the zone. He's aggressive on the mound with good pace to the game while he's on the rubber. He has starter traits with an easy, repeatable delivery that also has good tempo and a quality 3-pitch mix.
Malcolm just looks like a hitter in the box. There is a confidence about him when he steps in, and he backs it up with consistent hard contact regardless of the level of pitching he is facing. There is natural rhythm and feel for the barrel in his stroke and flashes of left-handed power. Defensively, he is a solid receiver with an accurate arm and the baseball IQ you look for in a catcher.
Yoel is one of the most talented 2-way players in the class. He uses his long levers well in a clean, coordinated left-handed stroke that has leverage power 99 mph exit velocity and good barrel control. Defensively, he is athletic 7. Yoel is also excellent on the mound with an extremely projectable 6'7" frame that gets downhill plane to all of his offerings.
His fastball has been up to 92 mph and he has very good secondary offerings in a curve with bite and a deceptive change. His arm stroke is loose and easy and it is easy to see him adding velocity.
At this time he pounds the strike zone with 3 excellent offerings and he is a quality prospect both as a pitcher and position player. There is an awful lot to like in a 6'5" switch hitter who generates over-the-fence power using a short, efficient stroke from both sides of the plate. He has natural loft in his stroke, and it seems that he hits one out every time he plays in a high-level event. Justin is an electric and projectable athlete with quick-twitch actions and a lot of upside.
He is a plus runner with an easy stride and his slashing LH stroke leads to hard contact to all parts of the field. With emerging power, his profile as a true CF prospect who can hit at the top of a lineup is an attractive one.
Jared is one of the most advanced, mature hitters in the class. He stands in well from the left side and seems to see the ball very well. He's disciplined in the box, is consistently on time, and finds the barrel consistently. He showed his ability to use the entire field throughout his BP sessions at the All-America Game and he ripped a double into the RF corner in the game showing a very quick barrel. He's also a versatile defender with excellent natural actions at 1B and the ability to play LF.
Riley is a legitimate 2-way prospect with extremely loud tools! On the mound he works his big 6'4", pound frame down the mound and his extremely quick arm leads to mids velocity. The ball gets on hitters in a hurry and he has an aggressive approach on the mound regularly challenging hitters with that fastball. He complements the FB with a slider that has some late bite to it.
As a position player the leverage he generates on the mound carries over to big RH power. He impacts the baseball with an aggressive move through contact and he also profiles well in RF with the ability to also play LF and 1B.
Despite being one of the youngest players in the draft class, Brady possesses one of the most polished and mature all-around games. He seems to be able to slow the game down, both in the batters box and behind the dish. His LH stroke always seems to be on time, and he is unfazed by velocity.
His line drive stroke utilizes the entire field. Defensively, he is an excellent receiver with a high baseball IQ and good game instincts. Brady plays with a quiet confidence and continually performs on big stages. Jalin is an exciting prospect who oozes projection.
His lean 6'2" frame will continue to mature and enhance the right-handed power that he already shows at the plate. He has natural feel for the barrel and whip through the zone. The ball comes off his bat with authority from an easy, controlled stroke. Jalin is also a solid defender with sure hands and plenty of arm for the left side of the diamond. Paxton is a quick-twitch athlete who plays with good energy and intensity. He has a smooth right-handed stroke that utilizes the whole field well and shows flashes of pull-side power.
His quick hands can handle velocity and he looks to be able to stay in CF making him a valuable middle-of-the-field defender. Brayden is a power RHP with a strong, thick 6'3" frame. His easy delivery produces excellent leverage and leads to a heavy fastball that can get into the mids.
He is aggressive with that pitch, challenging hitters - and normally inducing weak contact or empty swings. Brayden has a short, sharp slider and a split-change that he will flash at times to put away hitters. The 3-pitch mix is very attractive, as is the probability to he will continue to add velocity. Grant's physicality and athleticism stand out on the field, and that was no different in Kansas City at the Baseball Factory All-America Game. He has an ideal durable catcher's build, and he was solid behind the dish in workouts and the game.
His strength and power showed through in the workout driving some balls deep to LF through the incoming wind. He was on base all 3 times in the game and showed his above-average speed with a stolen base. Grant has the look of a run-producing bat from a premium defensive position. Jurrangelo is a special prospect who is one of the most unique players we have ever seen. He is an ambidextrous pitcher who is a high-level prospect both from the right and left side.
From the left side Jurrangelo showed a similar delivery and arm slot, topping in the upper 80s and throwing a curve and change. He was able to switch batter-to-batter and maintain his mechanics from both sides and control his stuff. It was impressive to watch, and his abilities make him a real weapon on the mound. Kyle has a tall, lean frame and works well down the mound with some deception to his delivery and release.
There is a ton of upside here, and he appears on the verge of making a big jump in velocity, already possessing stuff that should make him one of the marquee arms in the northeast this spring. With one of the loudest tool sets in the class, Gavin turns heads each time he steps on a field.
Mason is one of the most dynamic players in the class. He has an athletic 6'3" frame with quick-twitch actions and plus straight line speed 6. The speed plays in CF while he has the arm strength to also play RF at a high level. At the plate Mason flashes bat speed in his LH stroke that leads to some pull-side power. Mason appears to be another in the long line of high-ceiling prospects to come out of Las Vegas. Hayden is a big-time prospect on the mound with a quick arm, an athletic delivery and an ideal 6'3", pound frame.
He challenged hitters with his lively fastball that he commanded down in the zone, and up out of the zone when he wanted to in certain counts. He had good finish to all of his stuff and repeated the delivery very well. There is still more upside here with quality stuff already in place making Hayden look like a legitimate starting pitcher prospect at higher levels. Nazier is a unique prospec! The ball jumps out of his hand, and he pairs that big fastball with a tight slider that can buckle the knees of right-handed hitters gearing up for velocity.
With some of the most intriguing tools in the draft, Greg draws immediate attention with his ultra-athletic and projectable frame that possesses quick-twitch fibers.
A plus runner, he can handle CF at the next level with the arm to play any OF spot. He has extremely quick hands at the plate and emerging power which makes him an intriguing follow with big upside potential. Standing on the mound at an intimidating 6'8", Chase has the makings of another power arm from Texas.
He uses his large frame well in his delivery, and his leverage has his fastball comfortably in the low 90s and touching higher. His slider seems to be his most effective secondary offering at present, and the total package here has a ton of upside. Nolan is an imposing figure in the box with lightning-quick hands that lead to loft power.
He is most comfortable using his quick left-handed stroke to turn on fastballs and drive them to the pull side. He has a solid track record of offensive production and will be seen often this spring playing for one of the top HS teams in the country.
He pounded the strike zone with a lively fastball that got into the low 90s. His delivery is effortless, lulling hitters to sleep, before his quick arm works through to release and the ball jumps out of his hand and onto hitters in a hurry.
His off-speed offerings include a breaking ball that he adds and subtracts to while manipulating the shape at times. At its best it looks just like his FB out of the hand and dives late - a true swing-and-miss pitch. His change is also a very effective pitch thrown with good arm speed and tunneled well like the rest of his stuff. He's already had a lot of success, and that shouldn't change as he climbs the ladder thanks to lots of ability and even more upside left.
Gavin is a true baseball player, who has been a mainstay for one of the top programs in the country, Barbe HS, for several years. He can do everything well on the field. He's a strike thrower with a loose arm and quality stuff, and he is also an accomplished SS with good hands, plenty of arm, excellent speed and an effective RH stroke. Colby continues to show that he is one of the best in-game hitters in the class.
After a solid BP showing at our Florida Showcase event with lots of barrels and an exit velocity of mph, he went into game play and tripled and homered. His HR came on a breaking ball in a left-on-left matchup. Colby is an athletic defender who ran a 6. He has very reliable hands, a quick exchange, the ability to throw from different slots and the internal clock you look for in an IF prospect. His LH hit tool and overall feel for the game make him an exciting prospect.
Jacob has present strength on his frame and it shows through in his right-handed swing. He has very advanced feel for the barrel from a simple stroke and the ball comes off hard.
Both gap power and HR power have been on display from Jacob, and he has stood in well against high-level pitching. Dakota is a premium athlete who is an extremely high-level prospect both on the baseball and football fields. He has a ton of present strength and it plays at the plate.
He lets the ball travel deep and uses a lightning-quick bat to get to pitches - and drive them. We saw both raw power and useable power at the Baseball Factory South Showcase and that will only continue to show up more consistently over time. Dakota's 6. It's a great profile with a ton of ceiling still left for this unique prospect. Jaden is an intimidating presence on the mound with his extra-large 6'4" frame and high arm slot.
He gets downhill plane to his lively fastball that he runs into the mids, and he combines that with a curveball that has tight rotation and hard downer action. It works as his out pitch, inducing a lot of swing-and-miss. Jaden rounds out his arsenal with a change to give him the 3-pitch mix you look for in a long-term starter.
David is a high-ceiling arm who already has quite a bit of polish, especially for a HS senior. He has a controlled, repeatable delivery with a clean arm stroke. He threw a high volume of strikes in his Baseball Factory West Showcase outing attacking hitters with his heavy fastball that was up to 90 mph. He complemented the fastball well with a tight breaking ball with 2-plane break and excellent feel for a change that he threw with good arm speed.
A durable frame, quick arm and good pitch repertoire is an excellent combination. An elite multi-sport athlete Jordan is a high-ceiling OF prospect who always seems to make a positive impact on the game. He has excellent closing speed in CF to go with good instincts and a strong arm. At the plate, he has a clean RH stroke with juice that shows up at the right times.
RJ is a quick-twitch athlete with a high ceiling. His right-handed swing is quick and leads to hard contact. He works the middle of the field well and has an advanced ability to manipulate the barrel. RJ has quick feet in the field and is a solid defender at short.
He also shows his arm strength when he jumps on the mound and pounds the strike zone with his tailing fastball that is very tough on right-handed hitters and a tight breaking ball that got some Ks. RJ has the look of an impact bat who is a versatile defender at the next level. Gage is a dynamic OF prospect with the exciting combination of top-of-the-scale speed and left-handed power. He ran a 6. It allows him to cover a lot of ground in the outfield and he has natural actions out there and a lot of arm strength.
Those tools profile well in CF. At the plate Gage gets excellent barrel whip leading to the mph exit velocity he registered. The ball jumps off his bat, and there is some looseness to his stroke that he triggers by pulling his hands in close to his body.
Gage can impact the game in a lot of positive ways and merits close following. Brad was extremely effective at the Baseball Factory Florida Showcase attacking hitters with his fastball that was up to 90 mph and pounding the strike zone with all of his offerings.
He featured two different breaking balls - a curve and slider - that were both effective and a change. Both were effective as out-pitches. Brad has good mound presence and repeats his delivery well, allowing for the advanced command. His pace is also good - both in his delivery and pitch-to-pitch. Overall, this a strike-thrower with a quality pitch mix to follow closely. We first saw Joe at a Baseball Factory event back in , and it has been exciting to watch his hard work and physical maturity turn him into one of the top pitchers in the country.
He has a quick, clean arm stroke that leads to low 90s velocity and his slider has tight, late break making it a swing-and-miss pitch.
Joe also has good feel for his change giving him the quality 3-pitch mix you look for in a starting pitching candidate. Austin is making Dell Rapids, SD a required trip for scouts this spring. His mids fastball has late life, but his curveball is the difference-maker. It has huge spin rates and it shows in the hard downer action it exhibits. With a solid change as a 3rd-pitch, Austin checks a lot of boxes on the starter profile. Dominic has an extra-large 6'6", pound frame whose leverage leads to some of the best raw power in the class.
The ball has outstanding carry off his bat, and players and coaches stop what they're doing to watch him take batting practice on the field. He's athletic enough to play either corner IF spot and looks to be a middle-of-the-order impact bat at the next level. He showed an athletic repeatable delivery, a quick arm and 3 quality pitches. His fastball jumped out of his hand and had some late tailing life to go with velocity - he touched 95 mph. Kassius pitched to both sides of the plate, throwing a high volume of strikes with that fastball, as well as his secondary stuff.
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