The athlete's fastest 60-yard dash time in the given event year. Measured in seconds (s)
7.63
Infield Velocity
The athlete's maximum throwing velocity from an infield position in the given event year. Measured in miles per hour (MPH).
67.0
Power / Speed Score
A simple calculation that divides the athlete’s Exit Velocity Max by the athlete’s 60 Yard Dash time for the given event year. For example, 98 MPH / 7.00s = 14.00.
Leal hits in the leadoff spot for his team, and does an excellent job to start off the game for his squad. An on-plane and level swing, Leal makes solid contact and sprays singles all over the field. His only time not being on base was a ball scorched right at the center fielder. There isn’t much power, Leal knows his role is to get on base, which he does often. Leal won’t walk often due to his swing happy approach, but his ability to make solid contact makes him a bigger presence in the box to opposing pitchers.
1/11/20
Central Valley Preseason ID:
7.63 60yd, 67 INF, 68 EV
5-7, 135 long projectable young frame ready for added strength. One of the younger players at the event shows promise as he matures. Slight bend in back knee showing good posture and high hands/high back elbow; quick hand load back using high front knee for timing. Short, quick arc behind body lifting on contact with high finish; hitterish at the plate with good trigger and understanding of his swing. Was able to work gap-to-gap with flashes of hard contact; can work on limiting head movement for continued success. Projectable swing that can keep making leaps. Quick, short feet able to move laterally and extend range; backhand play went far into OF and made nice play. Glove showed some adjustability and can keep working out front; arm was compact and quick keeping throws on the bag consistently. More available as the frame grows, strengthens and matures.
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Leal hits in the leadoff spot for his team, and does an excellent job to start off the game for his squad. An on-plane and level swing, Leal makes solid contact and sprays singles all over the field. His only time not being on base was a ball scorched right at the center fielder. There isn’t much power, Leal knows his role is to get on base, which he does often. Leal won’t walk often due to his swing happy approach, but his ability to make solid contact makes him a bigger presence in the box to opposing pitchers.
Central Valley Preseason ID:
7.63 60yd, 67 INF, 68 EV
5-7, 135 long projectable young frame ready for added strength. One of the younger players at the event shows promise as he matures. Slight bend in back knee showing good posture and high hands/high back elbow; quick hand load back using high front knee for timing. Short, quick arc behind body lifting on contact with high finish; hitterish at the plate with good trigger and understanding of his swing. Was able to work gap-to-gap with flashes of hard contact; can work on limiting head movement for continued success. Projectable swing that can keep making leaps. Quick, short feet able to move laterally and extend range; backhand play went far into OF and made nice play. Glove showed some adjustability and can keep working out front; arm was compact and quick keeping throws on the bag consistently. More available as the frame grows, strengthens and matures.