MCYSA Summer International Showcase: Statistical Analysis
Fri July 28, 2017
By Phil Kerber
Associate Scout
The MCYSA International Summer Showcase took place on Wednesday, July 26th at Lippold Park in Crystal Lake, Illinois. Underclassmen from the 2019 through 2021 classes participated in a pro-style workout in front of the PBR scouting staff. Today, we highlight the top performers from this event. Rising juniors Tyler Statler and Nolan Wegener separated themselves with their arm strength, and in Wegener's case, bat speed as well. Freshman-to-be Kyle Washington was another standout performer, making him a high follow from the class of 2021.
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Brett Winkel took home the crown as the fastest prospect at the event, running a 7.04 60. Not far behind was Jason Donohue at 7.06.
Tyler Statler made his presence known, as his final fastball of the day came across at 89 mph, by far the hardest pitch thrown at the event. Danny Kinney was the top left-handed pitcher, maxing out at 80 mph.
top exit velocity
After running one of the top 60 times, Marcus Keller took to the cages, posting the top exit velocity off a tee at 87 mph. Two more familair names Nolan Wegener and Danny Kinney followed Keller at 85 and 83 mph, repsectively.
tOP INFIELD VELOCITY
Nolan Wegener posted the second best fastball velocity and exit velocity, and showed that his overall strength translates to the field as well, posting the top infield velocity at 82 mph. The youngest prospect at the event, Kyle Washington, was a close second at 79 mph.
top outfield velocity
Lucas Domberg and Danny Kinney were in a league of their own from the outfield, recording the top two velocities at 79 and 77 mph.
top catcher pop times
Lucas Domberg recorded the top pop time at 2.15 seconds. Ben Peltz was most consistent in his pop times, as there was only a 0.12 second variance between his fastest and slowest times
top catcher velocity
Lucas Domberg showed that his arm strength from the outfield translates to behind the plate, as he was clocked at 78 mph from the crouch.