Daniel Dykema, North Shore Twins, 2026 Cloud County CC * No. 412 nationally-ranked prospect
Positional Profile: OF
Body: 6-6, 220-pounds. Hit: LHH. 56% Sweet Spot%, 38% Line Drive%, 19% Flyball%. Power: 104.8mph max exit velocity, averaged 96.2mph. 374ft max distance, averaged 210ft. 94% Hard Hit%. Arm: RH. OF - 91mph. ATH: 4.00 runner in the 30-yard, 1.79 10-yard split.
7/03/24
Dykema was a two-way product with length who thrust himself into the spotlight over our staff’s three days in BC. He immediately grabs your attention with his 6-foot-6, 195-pound frame and was efficient during his one inning of work while flashing a four-pitch mix. Featured a fastball at 84-88mph, along with a sinker in the 86mph range, slider at 76-78mph and changeup at 78-80mph. Long limbs that made for some uncomfortable AB’s on right-handed hitters. The North Shore Twins product also put together one of the best rounds of BP on the day as he was flashing his power from the left-side and looks to be plenty more in the tank as he fills out. Generated a peak exit velocity of 93.7mph and distance of 363ft. An uncommitted talent coaches need to be on and has a chance to really make some noise on the West Coast over the next year.
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2026 BC Preseason Invitational
Daniel Dykema, North Shore Twins, 2026 Cloud County CC
* No. 412 nationally-ranked prospect
Positional Profile: OF
Body: 6-6, 220-pounds.
Hit: LHH. 56% Sweet Spot%, 38% Line Drive%, 19% Flyball%.
Power: 104.8mph max exit velocity, averaged 96.2mph. 374ft max distance, averaged 210ft. 94% Hard Hit%.
Arm: RH. OF - 91mph.
ATH: 4.00 runner in the 30-yard, 1.79 10-yard split.
Dykema was a two-way product with length who thrust himself into the spotlight over our staff’s three days in BC. He immediately grabs your attention with his 6-foot-6, 195-pound frame and was efficient during his one inning of work while flashing a four-pitch mix. Featured a fastball at 84-88mph, along with a sinker in the 86mph range, slider at 76-78mph and changeup at 78-80mph. Long limbs that made for some uncomfortable AB’s on right-handed hitters. The North Shore Twins product also put together one of the best rounds of BP on the day as he was flashing his power from the left-side and looks to be plenty more in the tank as he fills out. Generated a peak exit velocity of 93.7mph and distance of 363ft. An uncommitted talent coaches need to be on and has a chance to really make some noise on the West Coast over the next year.