2019 Top Prospect Games: Statistical Analysis
Tue July 3, 2018
Jordon Banfield
Arizona Scouting Director
The Invite-Only 2019 Top Prospect Games took place on Wednesday, June 27th at the Kansas City Royals Complex in Surprise. The event featured many of the state's top rising seniors and gave players an opportunity to to be evaluated by a number of colleges coaches and pro scouts in attendance as well as earn consideration for our premier pro scouting event, Super 60 this winter. Today, we continue the event coverage with our Statistical Analysis At an event of this caliber we cannot possibly include everyone who performed well and also posted a number of brief notes and videos throughout the day on Twitter. Coverage of the event will continue in the coming weeks with all our our positional breakdowns and every player getting a complete individualized scouting report in their profile.
Complete video, data and pictures are already posted to players' individual profiles. As always contact [email protected] or direct message @PBRArizona on Twitter with any questions and/or information.
CLICK HERE for complete statistics in .pdf format.
A number of plus run time were posted with BYU commit McKay Barney narrowly edging a number of others. Barney also consistently posts plus or better times down the line.
Nick Wallerstedt stole the show, touching 94 MPH to lead a very solid crew of upper 80's arms that are all likely D1 prospects with German Fajardo committing to Arizona right after the event.
Physical prospect Joseph Spivey posted the highest exit velocity we have seen at any PBR event in Arizona with 100 MPH. Justin Flebbe and Noah Thompson also impressed showing signifiant raw power.
Nathan Baez has made big gains in arm strength since returning from injury and posted the top infield velo along with
Dylan Cuenca who possesses a number of intriguing tools and physical hitter
David Enriquez.
Wallerstedt is no surprise, but Peyton McGregor also showed a RF arm after being unable to throw at our winter event.
Tyler Cotto barely edged Kyle Hasler for the top time with impressive footwork and quick release earning him the spot over Hasler's raw arm strength.
Hasler shows true average to slightly above velocity from the crouch.
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