The Florence-Darlington Tech Scout Day was held on September 9 at Florence-Darlington Technical College in Florence, South Carolina.

The event featured a full pro-style workout, giving our staff an opportunity to evaluate the players while collecting measurable data throughout the day.  The workout started with catcher defensive evaluations, followed by pitcher bullpens with each pitch tracked by TrackMan.  From there, outfielders and infielders went through their defensive evaluations before the group moved into batting practice with TrackMan capturing ball-flight data.  The day finished with the 60-yard dash.

Below, we take a closer look at the statistical leaders and top metrics from the Florence-Darlington Tech Scout Day.

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Statistical Leaders

THE 60 YARD DASH

TrackMan Max Exit Velocity (BP)

During BP, TrackMan tracked ball flight off the bat.  One element TrackMan is able to produce is the exit velocity.  Below are the top Exit Velocities produced during live BP.

Positional Velocity - Infielders

Infielders were able to workout at shortstop throwing across the infield, or from 1B throwing to 2B and 3B in the pro-style workout.

Positional Velocity - Outfielders

Outfielders worked out from left field making throws to home plate. Throws were measured by a radar gun to gauge arm strength. 

CATCHER POSITIONAL VELOCITY & POP TIMES

In the pro-style workout, catchers workout from behind home plate, making multiple throws to 2B, simulating a stolen base attempt.  

TrackMan Info - Pitcher Bullpens

Pitchers threw a controlled bullpen showcasing their full arsenal of pitches. Velocity and spin rate information was gathered off of the TrackMan. TrackMan analytics are the official analytics and the velocities below were captured by TrackMan.

Max Fastball Velocity