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| Top Fielders | Best Feel For Pitching |
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| 60 Yards | Name | Bio |
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| 6.46 | Lucius Fox Jr. | MIF – 2015 – Delray Beach – FL |
| 6.65 | Desmond Lindsay | 1B/3B – 2015 – Bradenton |
| 6.65 | Bryan Scheker | OF – 2015 – Clermont – FL |
| 6.70 | Trent Bryan | MIF – 2015 – Miami Beach – FL |
| 6.75 | Jonathan India | MIF – 2015 – Coral Springs – FL |
| 6.78 | Jacob Silverstein | OF – 2015 – Seminole – FL |
| 6.81 | Kelvin Omar Fontanez | OF – 2015 – Fajardo – PR |
| 6.87 | Joseph Perez | MIF – 2015 – Cayey – PR |
| 6.88 | Edwin Muniz | C – 2015 – Palm Bay – FL |
| 6.91 | Jason Aponte | OF – 2015 – Loxahatchee – FL |
| 6.91 | Brendan Brundage | RHP/OF – 2015 – Coconut Creek – FL |
| 6.93 | Yomar Valentin | MIF – 2015 – Manati – PR |
| 6.97 | Trenton McGhee | 3B – 2015 – Jacksonville – FL |
| 6.97 | Hernen Sardinas | OF – 2016 – Miami – FL |
| 6.97 | Derek Schwimer | OF – 2016 – Port St. Lucie – FL |
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| Tyler Anshaw | SS – 2015 – Port St. Lucie – FL | Advanced feel for hitting – loose and easy left handed stroke – quick to contact – line drives from gap to gap |
| Adam Asker | OF – 2015 – Tallahassee – FL | Better in game at bats than in BP – big swing with aggressive move thru contact – knack for hard contact – quality AB against tough LHP – has feel for hitting |
| Kevin Barbato | C/OF – 2015 – Palmetto Bay – FL | Has bat speed and ability accelerate barrel thru contact – has some style to his setup and prep action – but more than enough substance to back it up – hard contact to pull and oppo fields |
| David Chabut | SS – 2015 – Loganville – GA | Low heartbeat hitter – stays calm and maintains confident presence in box – sees the ball very well – quick hands and accurate with barrel – better in game AB than in BP – advanced feel for hitting |
| Lucius Fox Jr. | SS/3B – 2015 – Delray Beach – FL | Switch hitter – appears to be more advanced LHH – short to contact such that he's nearly inside out – line drive spray type with ability to hit hard line drives the other way – loose swing with ability to accelerate the barrel – functional RHH – approach appears to mesh with speed |
| Max Guzman | 1B/3B – 2016 – Miami – FL | Loose and full right handed stroke with ability to consistently find the barrel – this despite what appears to be a power oriented approach |
| Jonathan India | SS – 2015 – Coral Springs – FL | Featured rhythm to hit along with advanced feel for hitting – quick with barrel to contact followed by a loose move thru the zone – made consistent hard contact |
| Desmond Lindsay | 1B – 2015 – Bradenton – FL | Setup and prep resemble that of Albert Pujols – featured lightning quick hands to contact along with the ability to accelerate the barrel thru contact – rotated core to deliver the barrel and apply strength thru contact – resulting action off barrel was staggering at times – stands in well in game at bats and has no trouble getting barrel to quality stuff |
| Angel Lopez | C – 2015 – Canovanas – PR | Showed feel for barrel along with ability to get it quickly to contact – accelerated thru contact at times – strong thru contact consistently thanks to good rotation of core – hit the ball hard back up the middle of the field |
| Trenton McGhee | 3B – 2015 – Jacksonville – FL | Quick twitch athlete with a compact stroke and strength thru contact – very fast to contact – line drive stroke |
| Manny Pantaleon | OF – 2015 – Coral Springs – FL | Classic left handed stroke – low effort and balanced – delivered barrel consistently to contact |
| Bryan Scheker | OF – 2015 – Clermont – FL | Balanced approach with rhythm to hit – simple right handed stroke – has feel for hitting – made obvious adjustments with two strikes |
| Derek Schwimer | OF – 2016 – Port St. Lucie – FL | Has rhythm to hit along with hand-eye coordination – advanced feel for hitting for 2016 grad – quick hands to contact – left handed line drive stroke |
| Yomar Valentin | SS – 2015 – Manati – PR | Switch hitter with advanced left handed stroke and feel for hitting – line drive stroke with loose move thru the zone – hit the ball hard back up the middle of the field – solid right handed stroke |
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| Name | Bio | Remarks |
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| Kevin Barbato | C/OF – 2015 – Palmetto Bay – FL | Has ability to impact the ball – stroke more suited for line drives now – long levers at 6-foot-2 and 195 pounds – future power |
| Isaiah Cullum | C – 2015 – Bushnell – FL | Impacted the ball very well – especially to the opposite field – drove the ball very well from left center around thru right center – climbing backspin after good exit from barrel |
| Max Guzman | 1B/3B – 2016 – Miami – FL | Impressive ability to impact the ball – doesn't look to make contact but instead to harm the ball – drove with authority from LF around to RCF |
| Jonathan India | SS – 2015 – Coral Springs – FL | Power is generated as byproduct of hard line drives from gap to gap – more suited for doubles than to get the ball up in the air and out of the ballpark – though he is certainly capable of that as well |
| Julian Infante | 3B – 2015 – Cutler Bay – FL | Got the ball up in the air easily – drove quite a few a long way to pull side in both BP and also in game at bats on day two – makes a full move with speed and strength applied thru contact |
| JP Lagreco | C – 2015 – Pearl River – LA | Got the ball up in the air with ease to the pull side in BP – made good passes against good stuff in game at bats – power appears to be usable – strong with broad shoulders – projectable power |
| Desmond Lindsay | 1B – 2015 – Bradenton – FL | Combination of speed and strength thru contact allowed him to drive the ball a long way to CF and RCF – hit a couple of opposite field HR and drove it off the top of the fence just to RCF side of batters eye in a big ballpark (400+ feet with wood bat) – put on a truly impressive display of power to a rarely visited part of the field for a right handed hitter |
| Angel Lopez | C – 2015 – Canovanas – PR | Hitting ability appears to be ahead of raw power – able to drive balls past CF to both gaps – backspin line drives that travel |
| Hernen Sardinas | OF – 2016 – Miami – FL | Easily drove balls out to pull side with wood bat – has ability to impact the ball – strong thru contact |
| Bryan Scheker | OF – 2015 – Clermont – FL | Best power may be to right center field – have seen it from him several times now – loose and easy thru contact to create backspin – generates power without changing regular approach |
| Zachary Zubia | 1B – 2016 – Richmond – TX | Ball jumped off bat – drove easily from gap to gap |
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| Kevin Barbato | C/OF – 2015 – Palmetto Bay – FL | Arm works a little stiff but he spins the ball great – works flat thru the target from behind the plate |
| Emmanuel Bejerano | C – 2015 – West Palm Beach – FL | Throws left his hand with life – carried thru target on slight downward angle – quick release makes arm usable |
| Brendon Brundage | OF – 2015 – Coconut Creek – FL | Loose and quick arm stroke – accurate throws that arrived on strong trajectory |
| Lucius Fox Jr. | SS/3B – 2015 – Delray Beach – FL | Spun the ball easily at less than full effort – throws climbed across the infield – didn't lose much zip when off balance or on the run – 88 mph |
| Jonathan India | SS – 2015 – Coral Springs – FL | Spins the ball easily across the infield regardless of where his feet are – can accelerate his arm thru release and grab more when he needs it – 87 mph |
| Julian Infante | 3B – 2015 – Cutler Bay – FL | Throws climbed across the infield from 3B – touched 89 from the mound |
| Angel Lopez | C – 2015 – Canovanas – PR | Throws work thru bag on a strong trajectory – fly better than 85 mph velo would indicate |
| Julio Medina | OF – 2015 – Debary – FL | Throws left hand with life – flashed ability to carry to plate on solid trajectory (touched 87 off mound) |
| Manny Pantaleon | OF – 2015 – Coral Springs – FL | Without much momentum to target he drove throws in from OF on strong trajectory with long hop – projectable |
| Jacob Silverstein | OF – 2015 – Seminole – FL | 88 mph – left hand with sizzle and stayed in the air very well on line – quick release makes it usable |
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| Name | Bio | Remarks |
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| Tyler Anshaw | SS – 2015 – Port St. Lucie – FL | Excellent hands and reactions – has body control and ability to catch & throw – capable at either left side infield spot – makings of standout defender at 3B |
| David Chabut | SS – 2015 – Loganville – GA | Great glove man with versatile defensive skills that work anywhere in the infield – sure handed – stays calm and under control – quick release when needed – ability to make plays on the run and to complete plays from multiple arm angles |
| Kelvin Omar Fontanez | OF – 2015 – Fajardo – PR | Fluid actions – efficient with footwork to close on ball and generate momentum thru to target |
| Lucius Fox Jr. | SS/3B – 2015 – Delray Beach – FL | Easy actions with soft sure hands – stay down and thru play on ball – made off balance and ranging plays look easy |
| Jonathan India | SS – 2015 – Coral Springs – FL | Precise actions with body control – moved easily and stayed down with the play on the ball – ranged a long way from SS on a popup down the LF line – instinctually capable with advanced physical skills |
| Angel Lopez | C – 2015 – Canovanas – PR | Advanced defensive catcher without apparent weakness or flaws – everything he does is low to the ground – works naturally from a crouch to receive and block – catch and throw skills are standout as well |
| Edwin Muniz | C – 2015 – Palm Bay – FL | Athletic defender behind the plate – moves well from crouch – sat well and moved quickly to block – solid catch & throw skills |
| David Vazquez | SS – 2017 – Pembroke Pines – FL | Moved light on feet and maintained excellent control of body – showed catch and throw skills on the run – future defensive standout |
| Yomar Valentin | SS – 2015 – Manati – PR | Advanced infield defender with precise actions and body control – no wasted motion or effort – soft sure hands – catch and throw skills |
| Time | Name | Bio | Remarks |
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| 1.90 | Angel Lopez | C – 2015 – Canovanas – PR | 1.90 – 1.97 |
| 1.92 | Emmanuel Bejerano | C – 2015 – West Palm Beach – FL | 1.92 – 1.97 |
| Velo | Name | Bio | Remarks |
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| 93 | Hunter Bowling | LHP – 2015 – Lake Worth – FL | Pitched 90-91 from high three quarters angle – touched 93 |
| 91 | Andrew Cabezas | RHP – 2015 – Miami Gardens – FL | Worked 87-89 with late run and some sink – touched 91 – FB really alive in zone |
| 90 | Philip Sieli | RHP – 2015 – Wellington – FL | Pitched 86-88 and touched 90 |
| 89 | Julian Infante | RHP – 2015 – Cutler Bay – FL | Threw harder from the stretch (86-88) – touched 89 |
| 89 | Trent Vietmeier | RHP – 2017 – Pittsburgh – PA | Worked 86-87 from windup and stretch – filled up zone – touched 89 |
| 88 | Cameron Kremers | LHP – 2015 – Beeville – TX | Pitched 84-87 with some arm side life – 6-foot-8 frame with long limbs made it FB appear much firmer than upper 80's – touched 88 |
| 87 | Ryan McKay | RHP – 2015 – Merritt Island – FL | Worked between 85-87 – sneaky FB with excellent downward angle |
| 87 | Julio Medina | RHP – 2015 – Debary – FL | Flashed a couple of 87 – big velocity variance – worked 82-84 primarily |
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| Velo | Name | Bio | Remarks |
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| 82 | Hunter Bowling | LHP – 2015 – Lake Worth – FL | Late two plane action in low 80's – appeared to be just about handing it to the catcher with the long limbs of his 6-foot-7 inch frame |
| 81 | Andrew Cabezas | RHP – 2015 – Miami Gardens – FL | Sharp 11-5 action – around plate – 78-81 mph |
| 71 | Julian Infante | RHP – 2015 – Cutler Bay – FL | Spun it as well as anyone – really snapped a few – feel and consistency along with added velocity could come with more time on the mound |
| 78 | Cameron Kremers | LHP – 2015 – Beeville – TX | Threw upper 60's curve and upper 70's slider – had feel for both but slider had better depth and shape |
| 75 | Ryan McKay | RHP – 2015 – Merritt Island – FL | Depth to near 12-6 action in mid 70's from high slot |
| 73 | Philip Sieli | RHP – 2015 – Wellington – FL | Usable pitch he was able to throw in the zone – 11-5 shape with depth in the low 70's |
| 73 | Zachary Zubia | RHP – 2016 – Richmond – TX | Arm stroke has future power – curve had depth to 11-5 shape in low 70's – FB up to 84 but projectable for much more |
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| Velo | Name | Bio | Remarks |
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| 81 | Hunter Bowling | LHP – 2015 – Lake Worth – FL | Maintained arm speed and got some tailing arm side life |
| 74 | Julian Infante | RHP – 2015 – Cutler Bay – FL | Generated sinking action – showed surprising feel for it as a secondary guy – mid 70's velo |
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| Andrew Cabezas | RHP – 2015 – Miami Gardens – FL | Competed in the zone with FB and CB – change was reliable third pitch at times |
| Philip Sieli | RHP – 2015 – Wellington – FL | Pitched exclusively from the stretch – challenged hitters with upper 80's fastball – CB for strikes |
| Trent Vietmeier | RHP – 2017 – Pittsburgh – PA | Worked fast and pounded the zone – primarily worked off FB – indications of feel for change – breaking ball around plate |
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