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By Dylan Hefflinger
New England Editor in Chief

After drilling down into our Google Analytics we have compiled a list of the five most visited New England profiles for each state individually on the Prep Baseball Report website in 2015. During the month of December we will count down to the end of the year with a look at those profiles that were most viewed. We looked at the top five for Massachusetts 1st, then Connecticut, then New Hampshire and now we are on to Rhode Island.

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Top Five Rundown for New Hampshire:
#5- Benjamin Aleixo

 Top Five Rundown for New Hampshire:
#5- Kobie Taylor
#4- Sam McCarthy
#3- Grant Lavigne
#2- Owen Batchelder
#1- Bryce Reagan

Top Five Rundown for Connecticut:
#5- Brandon Ross
#4- Matthew Cleveland
#3- Michael Burrows
#2- Benjamin Casparius
#1- Holden White

Top Five Rundown for Massachusetts:
#5- Ian Seymour
#4- Jackson Gillis
#3- Matt Tabor
#2- Chris Lanzilli
#1- Ryan January

New England Top Five Breakdown: Top Viewed Prospect Profiles for Rhode Island - #4 Chris Wright

#4 Chris Wright, 2016 (Bryant commit)
Background: At 6-foot-1,180-pound left-handed pitcher, strong pitching body, lower half is thick and strong, upper body is durable pitchers frame. Wright throws from a ¾ slot, ball comes out of his hand with ease. Fastball is 81-83 with late life as ball jumps when it gets to the plate, much more in the tank. The delivery is simple with an easy leg raise, frontside is strong and is in proper position on foot strike. Front leg is soft after it strikes and needs to firmed up a bit. Needs to do a better job of locating to the glove side, into right-handed hitters, ball tends to stay away and gives them a little longer look. The curveball was thrown at 68-71. The feel for the changeup was good, used same arm speed and sold it with his entire body.