Prep Baseball Report

2020 Future 50 - Class of 2024-2025 - Advanced Metrics w/Trackman and Blast Tech


Aaron Wilson and PBR Michigan Staff
PBR Michigan Director of Scouting

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2020 Future 50 - Class of 2024-2025 - Advanced Metrics w/Trackman and Blast Tech

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2020 Future 50 - Class of 2024-2025 - Advanced Hitting Metrics

Notes:

  • Recorded metrics are based off of Trackman and Blast technology.
  • Exit Velocity:  Exit Velo is the speed of the baseball as it comes off the bat after contact.
  • To learn more about Trackman data and what it all means, click here.
  • To learn more about Blast data and what it all means, click here.

Trackman/Blast Hitting Metrics

Exit Velo

Name Position School Class Exit Velo
Thomas Churchill OF/RHP Saginaw Heritage 2024 96
Nolan Alvord SS/OF Fenton 2024 92
Nolan Laskey C/RHP Bedford 2024 92
Ryan Sommer C/3B Orchard Lake 2024 92
Nathan Fidelino 3B/RHP Grand Blanc 2024 91
Brady Baalaer C/RHP Lanse Creuse North 2024 90
Aiden Konieczny 3B/OF Northville 2024 90
Joey Swartz C/3B International Academy 2024 89

2020 Future 50 - Class of 2024-2025 - Advanced Pitching Metrics

Notes:

  • Recorded velocities listed are from the game play session, taken from the Trackman device.
  • To learn more about Trackman data and what it all means, click here.

Fastball Spin Rates

The average fastball spin rate at the MLB level can range from 2050-2250 rpm. The average at the high school level will be lower, but can be hard to track as most pitchers that are getting spin rate readings, are typically more advanced. When looking at fastball spin rates, coaches and scouts are looking for pitchers that are outside the norm. High spin rate fastball, typically, tend to ride on hitter, creating swing and miss, and playing at the top of the strike zone. Low spin rate guys, typically, are creating some sink on their fastball, or the appearance that the fastball is diving.

The pure spin rate does not tell the whole story on any one pitch. Coaches and scouts are also evaluating spin efficiency and spin direction. They also want to see some consistency, pitch-to-pitch, on the release point. To learn more about Trackman data and what it all means, click here.

Name Position School Class Total Spin
Nathan Fidelino 3B/RHP Grand Blanc 2024 2350
Chase Bays SS/RHP Edwardsburg 2024 2100
Thomas Churchill OF/RHP Saginaw Heritage 2024 2000
Tyler Wolfersberger RHP/SS Pennfield 2024 1900
Spencer Luck SS/RHP Fenton 2024 1900

Breaking Ball Spin Rates

Typically bigger spin can mean bigger break, but again on the breaking ball the spin efficiency can play a part. There are also studies that show the speed of the pitch can affect if the spin rate has a chance to take hold and create the break a pitcher is looking for. To learn more about Trackman data and what it all means, click here.

Name Position School Class Total Spin
Chase Bays SS/RHP Edwardsburg 2024 2300
Brady Baalaer C/RHP Lanse Creuse North
2024 2100
Nathan Fidelino 3B/RHP Grand Blanc 2024 2100
Tyler Wolfersberger RHP/SS Pennfield 2024 2000