RailRoaders Tournament: Final Day
June 25, 2019
SCOUT NOTES
Arlington A’s 2020 D.Acton
2020 LHP Colin Hudson (Flower Mound Marcus HS)
This is the second time I’ve seen Hudson throw this summer, the uncommitted left-hander looked sharp on Sunday morning. Had a better feel for repeating the timing of his delivery this outing and showed control of all three pitches as a result. Colin was throwing a ton of strikes sitting 80-83 with the fastball, using the curveball to put hitters away and flashing some changeups. Hudson has more velocity in him for sure and was up to 85 last time I saw him. He pitches from the stretch and does a good job driving off his bag leg. Lands closed but does a nice job utilizing his glove arm to help create good angles and work down hill.
Uncommitted 2020 LHP Colin Hudson (FM Marcus HS)
— PBR_TX_Scouting (@tx_pbr) June 23, 2019
The 6’0” 160lb lefty has looked sharp early in this one, has command of all three pitches.
FB: 80-82 T83
CB: 68-71
CH: 73-74@PBR_Texas @arlingtonas1988 pic.twitter.com/OQ2zDzlnRp
Arlington A’s 2020 Ashford
2020 INF/RHP Dylan Mach (Aledo HS)
At 6’2” 170lbs the uncommitted Mach has your prototypical projectable frame that pairs well with his actions and athleticism. Starts with a slightly open stance using a small leg kick and gather as he loads. Creates separation and is able to steepen his shoulder and bat plane to drive inside pitches. Body naturally organizes itself during the swing to create space for the barrel through contact. Mach’s leaned back two handed finish and utilization of the back leg looks similar to the way Carlos Correa will finish at times, if you will.
2020 INF/RHP Dylan Mach (Aledo HS) Crushed this ball to deep LCF for an RBI ground rule double.
— PBR_TX_Scouting (@tx_pbr) June 23, 2019
The 6’2” 170lb Mach has a protectable frame with upside. Body does a good job naturally creating space for the barrel through contact.@PBR_Texas @arlingtonas1988 pic.twitter.com/iD4ks7VdUQ
Stix South 2021
2021 LHP Tyler Woolery (Midlothian HS)
The uncommitted lanky left-handed pitcher is an arm to keep tabs on over the next couple of years. Worked at good tempo between pitches, stays on the mound gets the ball back and is ready to go. Featured a higher leg kick that he helped used for timing and rhythm when breaking his hands at the gathering point in his delivery. Woolery has a loose arm with the ideal arm swing and scap load. Does a nice job directionally down the mound with his lower half and featured an efficient lead lead block that is common in high velocity throwers. Fastball was 76-78, with a handful of 80s mixed in. Also showed a curveball at 60-61, and a changeup at 68-69. All signs point to some jumps in velocity as he continues to develop.
Uncommitted 2021 LHP Tyler Woolery (Midlothian HS)
— PBR_TX_Scouting (@tx_pbr) June 23, 2019
The left hander has a clean, loose arm action. Fastball has a little life, gets on hitters. Expect to see some jumps in velo as he continues to mature physically.
FB: 76-78 T80
CB: 60-61
CH: 68-69@PBR_Texas @StixBaseballTX pic.twitter.com/Ijawnu8CM2