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Prince DeBoskie
Prince DeBoskie

CLASS OF 2022

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Prince
DeBoskie


Hamilton (HS) • AZ
5' 11" • 180LBS
S/R • 22yr 11mo
Travel Team: Angels Scout Team
2022 National

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Hitting
22.4
Hand Speed (max)
8/16/20
73.7
Bat Speed (max)
8/16/20
24.2
Rot. Acc (max)
8/16/20
64
Hard Hit %
8/16/20
Power
100.3
Exit Velocity (max)
8/16/20
87.9
Exit Velocity (avg)
8/16/20
378
Distance (max)
8/16/20
57
Sweet Spot %
8/16/20
Run
6.45
60-yd
8/16/20
-
30-yd
-
10-yd
-
Run speed (max)
Defense
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INF Velo
84
OF Velo
8/16/20
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C Velo
-
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8/16/20

Prince DeBoskie, Hamilton  (AZ), 2022
Positional Profile: OF/OF Athleticism & potential at the plate makes DeBoskie a high follow.
Body: 5-11, 180-pounds. Large frame, lean body, ultra athleticism, some fast twitch actions.
Hit: SH. Only hit from the RH side on the day; Starts in a relaxed base with feet shoulder width apart. Uses a gathered leg lift to build up energy before taking a short path to the baseball. Slightly upward swing with above average bat speed. Accelerates on-plane quickly with an efficient path. Quick time to contact.
Power: 100 mph exit velocity from the tee. Pull approach with consistent contact. Arguably the best BP display of the day, hitting a handful of balls out with easy effort.
Arm: Right-handed. OF - 84 mph. Short arm action from H3/4 slot. Passive thrower with more in the tank with added intent & momentum.
Defense: Quick athletic footwork, relaxed first step. Funnels the baseball with average glove & usable hands. Created angles & direction to target. Can be refined.
Run: 6.45 runner in the 60. Easy runner.

5/15/19

The athletic switch hitter showed well running a 6.71 60 and producing a 90 MPH exit velo. From the left side he starts square with a small stride, keeping things simple to give the biggest margin for error. The right side, which is the stronger of the two showed good adjustability throughout his swing and engaged the lower half much more. He has a chance to hit from both sides, but will need some refining on both sides. Uses a pro step in the outfield to help his 82 MPH arm stay online.

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