2/12/17 6-foot-2, 190-pound right-handed hitter is verbally committed to St. John's. Has big power potential (96 mph exit velocity). Starts from an open, upright stance in a relaxed set-up and takes a controlled stride to square. Short load of hands, hits against front side, and swings with intent to get the baseball airborne. May end up outgrowing the middle infield, but a transition to third base is easy to envision. Exhibits good feet with a soft glove hand, a loose, easy arm action, and ability to complete the slow roller play.
11/13/16 Physical right-handed hitter has shown the ability to consistently hit at top national level events over the past 18 months. Average runner will likely end up at a corner infield position moving forward. Athletic enough to man corner outfield positions as and has shown promise behind the dish as well.
5/11/15 Guilbe showed advanced bat speed and a direct swing path in barreling the baseball in all four trips to the plate. The freshman turned on an inner half fastball in his final at bat and drove the ball some 380 feet to the left field bleachers for a solo home run. He flashed soft hands and good feet (4.43) at shortstop with more than enough arm strength to remain on the left side of the infield at the next level.
Scouting Report
- 2017 PBR Super 60 Pro Showcase
2/12/17 6-foot-2, 190-pound right-handed hitter is verbally committed to St. John's. Has big power potential (96 mph exit velocity). Starts from an open, upright stance in a relaxed set-up and takes a controlled stride to square. Short load of hands, hits against front side, and swings with intent to get the baseball airborne. May end up outgrowing the middle infield, but a transition to third base is easy to envision. Exhibits good feet with a soft glove hand, a loose, easy arm action, and ability to complete the slow roller play.
11/13/16 Physical right-handed hitter has shown the ability to consistently hit at top national level events over the past 18 months. Average runner will likely end up at a corner infield position moving forward. Athletic enough to man corner outfield positions as and has shown promise behind the dish as well.
5/11/15 Guilbe showed advanced bat speed and a direct swing path in barreling the baseball in all four trips to the plate. The freshman turned on an inner half fastball in his final at bat and drove the ball some 380 feet to the left field bleachers for a solo home run. He flashed soft hands and good feet (4.43) at shortstop with more than enough arm strength to remain on the left side of the infield at the next level.