Jesse
Colon

Jesse Colon, La Mirada High (CA), 2026
Positional Profile: SS/3B MIF profile with a present contact-oriented hit tool that translates well in the box.
Body: 5-6, 162-pounds. Compact frame with noticeable present strength throughout the build.
Hit: RHH. Stands narrow with slight knee bend, holding a vertical barrel. Uses an early toe-tap stride for timing. Shows a level, direct swing that produces consistent bat-to-ball contact. 64.2 mph bat speed with 15 G's of rotational acceleration.
Power: 94 max exit velocity, averaged 89.4 mph. 306' max distance.
Arm: RH. INF-79 mph. Short arm action with a quick release and consistent accuracy across the diamond.
Defense: Fluid footwork with a two-hand gather, staying low to the ground.
ATH: 7.19 runner in the 60. 1.67 and 3.97 in the 10 and 30 yard splits.
Vizual Edge: 64.04 Edge Score

Colon entered the West Coast Games as an under the radar prospect from a powerhouse La Mirada program, but the OC based INF left the event making a strong impression to his offensive ability. The athletic ability for Colon is presently solid with a 7.19 60 yard dash time, 1.67 10 yard and 3.97 30 yard splits showed well while adding a 19.1 MPH max run speed that profiles to a 2B/3B defensive profile. His hands, footwork and rhythm were sound while showing a presently accurate and quick 79 MPH INF arm velocity. He is a compact, but solidly built 5'6 161.6 lbs. RH hitter who showed a natural feel for hitting during batting practice with an innate feel for his barrel at contact. Colon posted strong Blast Motion metrics from a compact swing path that generates 20.2 MPH of hand speed, 67.9 MPH of bat speed and rotates with 17.9 Gs of rotational acceleration. His direct swing path and feel for timing produced consistent hard contact throughout his batting practice with a 57% hard hit rate and 86% sweet spot rate on balls in play. His smaller frame packs some punch reminiscent of compact framed RH hitters like Jose Altuve averaging 89.4 MPH of exit velocity with a max exit velocity up to 93.6 MPH while hammering line drives all over the field with a 309' max distance playing to line to line doubles power. His workout was just a precursor to what would turn out to be an impressive all over performance for a player who has the type of strong overall profile to be a player that can really help a college program in the future.