PBR Scout Day: East Coast Clippers - Infielders Analysis
November 1, 2019
Prep Baseball Report was at Ting Park in Holly Springs, NC on Friday October 18th for a PBR Scout Day with the East Coast Clippers. Clipper players were taken through a full pro-style workout by PBR Scouts. Offensively, players took multiple rounds of live BP and went through an exit velocity testing station in the cages. Defensively, each player was able to workout from their respective position with scouts putting full evaluations on each player, while taking statistics on arm strength and pop times for catchers. Pitchers threw controlled bullpens with scouts getting velocities, spin rates while also watching mechanical setup, delivery, arm action and more.
As we finish the evaluations on each player in attendance for the PBR Scout Day, we look at the primary infielders that went through the workokut. This group includes six Clipper players. A highly athletic group, their defensive reps were impressive. Each infielder also showed feel at the plate with one recording an exit velocity over 90 mph.
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East Coast Clipper Infielders
Matthew Beisecker 2B / RHP / Heritage, NC / 2021
Athletic frame at 6-foot, 160 pounds. Quick twitch is present with a 6.94 sixty. Carries the quickness into the box where the bat gets through the zone quickly. Balanced and athletic from the right side of the plate. Heavy pre-pitch waggle but calms as he loads. Smooth load with good rhythm. Short stride. Works level, staying gap-to-gap. Good feel for the barrel. Exit velocity of 86 mph off the barrel. Active feet and good bend defensively with the hands working out front, catching the ball with some softness in the center of the body. Funnels to the midsection. Clean exchanges. Some effort in the medium arm swing working to a high-3/4 slot that can get over-the-top when loading up. Average carry with some feel for accuracy at 78 mph across the diamond. |
Joey Bouck SS / 2B / Cardinal Gibbons , NC / 2021
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Jack Boyles SS / 2B / Heritage, NC / 2021
Average 6-foot, 165 pound frame with athleticism present. Right handed hitter works from a balanced setup. Smooth load back with a leg kick to transition the weight. Short stride. Level through the zone, working gap-to-gap with better than average bat speed. Average barrel feel. Sprays the ball using the entire field. Rotational finish. Exit velocity of 81 mph off the barrel. Feet and hands have rhythm together. Hips are a little high. Catches off the inside right hip, working to the middle of his body. Exchanges with some ease to a long arm swing and high-3/4 slot. Good accuracy and some carry at 77 mph across the diamond. Ran a 7.47 sixty. |
Thomas Martinez 2B / 3B / William G Enloe, NC / 2021
Small frame with athleticism present at 5-foot-8, 145 pounds. Open stance from the right side. Uses a toe tap to load the weight back. Short stride. Loose throughout with average bat speed. Level path creating line drives, working gap-to-gap. Exit velocity up to 84 mph. Added hand strength will add to barrel awareness and exit velocity. Active feet and hands have rhythm through the catch and exchange. Catches the ball off the inside left hip. Feet can get long through the release as the arm works through a long arm swing and high-3/4 release. Showed an ability to shorten the arm swing and release down maintaining average carry and good accuracy. Arm topped at 76 mph across the diamond. Ran a 7.47 sixty. |
Colin Scoggins 3B / 1B / Northern Durham, NC / 2021Rankings StateRank: 92 / POS: 6
Strength is present at 5-foot-10, 185 pound frame. Right handed hitter posted an exit velocity of 91 mph off the barrel. Open stance. Smooth load back with a leg kick to transition the weight. Medium stride works to better than average bat speed. Level, wants extension. Aggressive backside with good balance. Creates leverage, working with looseness. Pull emphasis. Average barrel feel. Feet and hands have rhythm on defense. Hips are a bit high. Catches in the middle of the body with average hands, funneling to the midsection. Medium arm swing and high-3/4 slot with some effort through release. Some accuracy on throws at 76 mph across the diamond. Ran a 7.72 sixty. |
Ty Torti 2B / SS / Cardinal Gibbons , NC / 2022
Average frame with athleticism at 5-foot-10, 162 pounds. Switch hitter has feel from each side of the dish. Balanced from the left side with a small weight shift back and small stride. Level path working gap to gap. Average bat speed and barrel feel. From the right side, similar setup with a quicker bat and good barrel ability. Exit velocity was higher from the left side at 84 mph. Athletic defensively, with an easy catch and exchange. Soft, quick hands. Arm swing and release match the platform with good accuracy and easy carry at 80 mph across the diamond. Ran a 7.37 sixty, showing good quickness off the line. Should see the sixty time decrease as his strength levels allow him to carry his top end speed longer. |