Peyton
Wallace

Wallace put together a strong showing, he displayed his athleticism and offensive upside throughout the workout. Standing 5’11” and 170 lbs, the Oakdale High School two-sport athlete (football and baseball) brought a well rounded athletic profile that translated naturally to the diamond. He ran a 7.06 60-yard dash with a 20.0 mph top run speed and a 20-inch vertical jump, showing good burst and body control. His 1.60 RSI max and solid grip strength (RH 118.7 / LH 127.3) further reflected balanced strength and fast-twitch ability. During the offensive portion, Wallace stood out with one of the better rounds of batting practice on the day. He recorded a 101.2 mph max exit velocity, a 92.3 mph average EV, and a 373-foot max distance, all showcasing his ability to drive the baseball with authority. His 73.9 mph max bat speed and quick, explosive hands allowed him to generate whip and backspin through the zone, resulting in hard line drives and consistent loud contact when he’s in rhythm. There’s real life in the barrel, and the swing projects to add more impact as he continues to refine his timing. Defensively, Wallace showed an 80 mph arm from the outfield, pairing it with smooth, athletic movements and solid reads off the bat. His speed, coordination, and arm strength allow him to play comfortably in all three outfield spots, though his range and quickness fit well in center