Super 60 Spotlight: Drew Christo


By Andy Sroka
Illinois and Wisconsin Assistant Director

On Sunday, Feb. 7, Prep Baseball Report will host the 19th edition of its prestigious, flagship event: the Super 60 Pro Showcase. Since the event’s inception in 2003, more than 300 players have been selected in the MLB Draft, including 22 first-round picks and 25 second-rounders.

We started our our march toward the Super 60 earlier this month, by highlighting the prospects set to join us, shining a light on their impressive player profiles that they've groomed through their high school years and beyond.

Drew Christo

Class of 2021 / RHP

Player Information

  • Graduating Class: 2021
  • Primary Position: RHP
  • High School: Elkhorn
    State: NE
  • Summer Team: Nebraska Prospects Scout �21
  • Height: 6-5
    Weight: 225lbs
  • Bat/Throw: L/R

Statistics

Pitching
93
Max FB
(03/18/21)
90 - 92
FB
(03/18/21)
76 - 77
CB
(05/13/19)
82 - 84
CH
(03/18/21)
81 - 84
SL
(03/18/21)
Pitching
Max FB
93
FB
90 - 92
CH
82 - 84
SL
81 - 84
Pitching
Max FB
92
FB
88 - 91
CH
82 - 82
SL
80 - 81
Pitching
Max FB
92
FB
86 - 89
CB
76 - 77
CH
74 - 76
Position
7.10
60-yard
77
INF Velo
82
OF Velo
85
Exit Velo

Scouting Report

10/7/20
Christo has a strong, durable frame at 6-foot-4, 225 pounds. Loose and athletic delivery in his delivery, the Nebraska recruit gets good extension (7 feet or better). His fastball ranged from 87-92 with 2300+ rpm for Team Elite Black at the Upperclass Fall World Series. His slider was 77-82 with gyro spin at times, but it also flashed hard, late sweep. The changeup was 80-82. He struck out five and allowed just one hit in three innings.

8/01/20
Working down-the-hill, Christo came out pumping strikes, showing good athleticism and easy velo with his 90-93 mph fastball. With a large, strong frame at 6-foot-4, 225 pounds Christo has immense upside with a fluid delivery and clean arm action. The right-hander also flashed a short slider at 84 mph.

5/20/18: Nebraska Elite 50
6-foot-2, 185 pound right handed pitcher topped out at 82 mph with his fastball. Project-able frame with long limbs. Fastball was in the 78-82 mph range in his two innings of work. Uses leverage to get the ball on a downhill plane. 12/6 shape on 65-68 mph breaking ball, landed comfortably for strike. Avg feel for 68-69 mph change up with downward action.


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