Nick
Fusari

vs Monte Vista HS; Loyola Marymount commit, played spark plug for the De La Salle offense. He is a high energy guy with quick twitchy movements in his swing.  The body is lean and muscular and he has plenty of room to gain strength. At the plate he loads his lower half then has a quick load with his hands. It seems a bit unorthodox and you’d like to see better timing and more rhythm in the swing would would allow him to drive the ball better, rather than just try to shoot the ball the other way, which is what his approach looks to be right now.  He has quick hands which allows him to make up for the late load and he can get away with it now, but will have to have better rhythm in his swing at the next level. Defensively, he is the prototypical second baseman. He has quick turns, good hands, and good range which he showed making a diving play to his left during the game.

vs Jesuit - Loyola Marymount commit; Smaller athletic body type, seems to have positive impacts that are a bit more subtle than some of the other players but he's frequently on base and is a good defender, with soft hands and good range. Offensively he is a competitive hitter with a tenacious and confident approach. There is some ignitor/agitater to his game and that's a good thing