Trahan was our first Jr. Future Gamer from this summer off the board (Arizona State) and looked the part on Saturday. 5-foot-10, 185-pound, left-on-left outfielder who was strong in all areas, including the scrimmage. Worked up to 83mph from the outfield during the showcase with easy carry on his throws and made some nice plays in the centerfield gaps during the scrimmage. The left-handed hitter worked the middle of the field throughout his round of BP and is consistently on-time and on-plane while generating bat speed. Trahan continues to mature and improve each time we see him and the ball was jumping off the bat with more ease on Saturday with a top exit velocity of 96.1mph.
8/31/22
Ethan Trahan is no doubt one of the most intriguing JFG participants across the entire event. He turned in a very eye opening workout on both sides of the ball, and showed that his skills translate to game play. Trahan touched 83 from the outfield during the workout, with a very easy and clean arm action with accurate throws. Velo will continue to rise with added strength and maturity. He took a mature round of batting practice, with a flat bat path that whistles through the zone. His balance at the plate and ability to let balls travel and utilize various contact points is impressive for the age. He left the yard multiple times to the pull side. In game 1, Trahan started on the mound, where the clean arm action was on display. His strike throwing ability was impressive with a FB that topped at 84 mph. He kept the Missouri offense at bay in a 5-4 Arizona victory. Plan on seeing Trahan back on the mound as Arizona advances through bracket play. Trahan also recorded a knock and a walk in game 1. Legitimate two-way prospect with advanced tools across the board.
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Ethan Trahan is no doubt one of the most intriguing JFG participants across the entire event. He turned in a very eye opening workout on both sides of the ball, and showed that his skills translate to game play. Trahan touched 83 from the outfield during the workout, with a very easy and clean arm action with accurate throws. Velo will continue to rise with added strength and maturity. He took a mature round of batting practice, with a flat bat path that whistles through the zone. His balance at the plate and ability to let balls travel and utilize various contact points is impressive for the age. He left the yard multiple times to the pull side. In game 1, Trahan started on the mound, where the clean arm action was on display. His strike throwing ability was impressive with a FB that topped at 84 mph. He kept the Missouri offense at bay in a 5-4 Arizona victory. Plan on seeing Trahan back on the mound as Arizona advances through bracket play. Trahan also recorded a knock and a walk in game 1. Legitimate two-way prospect with advanced tools across the board.