Prep Baseball Report

2019 Alabama Future Games Rewind: Trent Hodgdon


PBR Alabama Staff

The next wave of the top uncommitted 2022 and 2023 grads from across our state will get an opportunity to be identified for Team Alabama for the 2020 PBR Future Games at LakePoint July 29- August 1. The Junior Future Games will also be held simultaneously as the top 2024 and 2025 graduates from Alabama will make up two teams to represent our state. Get to an event this summer to be evaluated. Today and tomorrow we take a look back at two of the members of our inaugural team from 2019 in Trent Hodgdon (2021, RHP, Smiths Station) and Alex Wade (2022, OF, Madison Academy). Today we sit down with Trent Hodgdon on his experience at last year's Future Games, which culminated in a commitment to West Virginia University soon after the event. 



Trent Hodgdon

Class of 2021 / RHP

Player Information

  • Graduating Class: 2021
  • Primary Position: RHP
    Secondary Position: 3B
  • High School: Smiths Station
    State: AL
  • Summer Team: Columbus Chatt-a-Hoots (college summer league)
  • Height: 6-2
    Weight: 200lbs
  • Bat/Throw: R/R

Statistics

Pitching
93
Max FB
(02/12/21)
87 - 90
FB
(02/12/21)
72 - 74
CB
(02/12/21)
79 - 81
CH
(02/12/21)
Pitching
Max FB
90
FB
87 - 90
CB
71 - 73
Pitching
Max FB
93
FB
87 - 90
CB
72 - 74
CH
79 - 81
Pitching
Max FB
88
FB
84 - 88
CB
71 - 72
Pitching
Max FB
88
FB
84 - 87
CB
71 - 72
Pitching
Max FB
89
FB
87 - 89
Position
7.66
60-yard
(07/31/19)
87
INF Velo
(07/31/19)
88
Exit Velo
(07/31/19)
Position
60-yard
7.66
INF Velo
87
Exit Velo
88

Scouting Report

9/08/19

 

Very clean mechanics and arm action on this ‘21 RHP that continues a strong summer circuit. Really competes on the mound and shows the ability to locate down in the zone. The FB was 84-88 mph and sat at 88 mph consistently in his 1st inning of work. The fastball showed nice spin rate from the high 2200’s to the mid 2300’s. He can locate the slider type breaking ball for a strike early in the count and also has feel to throw it as a swing and miss pitch with 2 strikes. The spin rate on the breaking ball was high 1800’s- mid 1900’s.

 


Videos

8-1-2019 FG

Player News




1-     How did it feel to be selected to Alabama’s first team to attend the Future Games?

        Very blessed and excited to be apart of a great event. 

2-     What was the atmosphere and exposure of the Future Games like? Were you impressed?

        Absolutely, the number of people that were outside the fence made the atmosphere over the top exciting.

3-     What was it like to compete versus the best players from other states in the workout and games?

        It was very competitive in every game I played. It showed where I stood against other great ball players.

4-     Were you impressed with the number of college coaches that were in attendance?

        Yes, there must have been at least 250 or more coaches present.

5-     How was your recruiting process after you attended the event?

        I received multiple D1 offers after this event.

6-     Have you participated in any other PBR events?

        Yes, my summer team plays in several tournaments at LakePoint.

7-     What was it like playing on Team Alabama?

        It was extremely exciting and I made life time friends.

8-     On the first day when you showed up to go through the workout, were you nervous? Why or why not?

       No sir, I have played in other stressful game environments. Just never played in front of that many college coaches.

9-     Would you recommend future players to attend the PBR Future Games? Any advice for them?

        I would 100% recommend this event. Play your game as hard as you can, don’t be nervous. Have fun.

 

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