The reactive strength index measurement of an athlete's explosiveness by comparing their jump height to the ground contact time in between their jumps. On a scale of 0-5.
Vertical Jump
A measure of any athlete's body strength and reach calculated from the flight time divided by the contact time.
The 2025 catcher stood out on both sides of the ball all weekend. Behind the dish, he had the strongest arm (81 mph) and best pop-time at the event (1.85). During BP, he had a line drive approach back up the middle while maintaining controlled aggression in his swing, reaching a max exit velocity of 93.4 mph. During game play, pulled one the harder hit balls of the day down the LF line for a stand up double. Morgan has flown under the radar up until this point, but that should change as he cemented himself as one of the top catchers in Alberta’s 2025 class.
2/18/23
Morgan flashed his strength in all areas of the showcase last weekend starting with his work on the mound, sitting 85-87mph with the fastball. 6-foot, 210-pound right-hander who works with pace and the ball jumps out of his hand. There’s feel for the strike zone and the only offspeed offering right now is a changeup at 78-80mph. Lots of upside on the mound as he continues to develop and adds a breaking ball to his arsenal.
Morgan impressed behind the dish with pop-times ranging from 1.84-1.93 and throws up to 85mph. He put together one of the better rounds at the dish with the top average exit velocity at the event (89.2mph, 93.4 max) and a max distance of 367ft.
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The 2025 catcher stood out on both sides of the ball all weekend. Behind the dish, he had the strongest arm (81 mph) and best pop-time at the event (1.85). During BP, he had a line drive approach back up the middle while maintaining controlled aggression in his swing, reaching a max exit velocity of 93.4 mph. During game play, pulled one the harder hit balls of the day down the LF line for a stand up double. Morgan has flown under the radar up until this point, but that should change as he cemented himself as one of the top catchers in Alberta’s 2025 class.
Morgan flashed his strength in all areas of the showcase last weekend starting with his work on the mound, sitting 85-87mph with the fastball. 6-foot, 210-pound right-hander who works with pace and the ball jumps out of his hand. There’s feel for the strike zone and the only offspeed offering right now is a changeup at 78-80mph. Lots of upside on the mound as he continues to develop and adds a breaking ball to his arsenal.
Morgan impressed behind the dish with pop-times ranging from 1.84-1.93 and throws up to 85mph. He put together one of the better rounds at the dish with the top average exit velocity at the event (89.2mph, 93.4 max) and a max distance of 367ft.