Arkansas Commit, (6-Foot-2), 215-pound frame, physical build with strength, ran a 6.9, offensively, hits from open stance, closed stride, back leg delivers to front leg, barrel rhythm, will lose barrel behind at times, pull side power, loft to swing, high finish, exit velo 97 mph, defensively, fluid actions, glove flip to field, feet are active around bag, funnel to left hip, arm strength 74 mph.
Johnson is a 6-foot-2 200-pound 1st basemen/ outfielder, with a large frame and an athletic build. He attacks the baseball with fast bat speed and an advanced feel for the barrel. He starts from a tall stance, he uses a simple load stride combination, he uses a slight uphill swing which flashes pull power. He uses his lower half partially. Defensively he plays through the baseball with fluid footwork. He uses a short arm action and throws the baseball with accuracy. Overall Johnson is an advanced left-handed hitter with above average athleticism.
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5-22-18 Arkansas ProCase:
Arkansas Commit, (6-Foot-2), 215-pound frame, physical build with strength, ran a 6.9, offensively, hits from open stance, closed stride, back leg delivers to front leg, barrel rhythm, will lose barrel behind at times, pull side power, loft to swing, high finish, exit velo 97 mph, defensively, fluid actions, glove flip to field, feet are active around bag, funnel to left hip, arm strength 74 mph.
Johnson is a 6-foot-2 200-pound 1st basemen/ outfielder, with a large frame and an athletic build. He attacks the baseball with fast bat speed and an advanced feel for the barrel. He starts from a tall stance, he uses a simple load stride combination, he uses a slight uphill swing which flashes pull power. He uses his lower half partially. Defensively he plays through the baseball with fluid footwork. He uses a short arm action and throws the baseball with accuracy. Overall Johnson is an advanced left-handed hitter with above average athleticism.