Fahrni had a strong showing on both sides of the ball at his home field in North Shore. Fahrni led all catchers with a 1.93 pop time showing off his quick release and strong arm. The athletic build generates plenty of power in the box and Fahrni drove the ball with authority to straight away center. He had a max exit velocity up to 92 mph and consistently found the barrel. Fahrni is another 2026 grad facing senior competition here on the west coast and should serve his development well over the next couple years with the Twins program.
1/04/24
Fahrni was one of the standouts with several loud rounds of batting practice. The 5-foot-11, 165-pound 2026 grad stood out with the ability to maintain controlled aggression throughout his three rounds. He loads up his back leg well while using that as a tool to explode through the ball. He consistently elevated back up the middle and to his pull-side gap reaching a peak exit velocity of 92.5mph. The underclassman will be a player to keep eyes on as he continues to mature and develop.
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Fahrni was one of the standouts with several loud rounds of batting practice. The 5-foot-11, 165-pound 2026 grad stood out with the ability to maintain controlled aggression throughout his three rounds. He loads up his back leg well while using that as a tool to explode through the ball. He consistently elevated back up the middle and to his pull-side gap reaching a peak exit velocity of 92.5mph. The underclassman will be a player to keep eyes on as he continues to mature and develop.