Dylan
Sax

Dylan Sax, Thousand Oaks High (CA), 2027
Positional Profile: 2B/SS A projectable infielder with a strong, rotational swing and consistently loud contact. Shows range and clean actions on the dirt paired with an accurate arm.
Body: 5-11, 183-pounds. Athletic and proportional build with room to fill.
Hit: RHH. Slightly open stance with a 60/40 weight split favoring the backside. Hands are high and relaxed, loading well into the back hip as the back elbow comes up and torques the bat. As soon as he lands, the lower half fires and the hands go straight to the ball. Strong front leg block with scissor action in the lower half. Head stays down and still through contact, producing consistently loud contact.
Power: 99 max exit velocity, averaged 90.2 mph. 367' max distance.
Arm: RH. INF-80 mph. Accurate arm with a whippy arm action.
Defense: Attacks the ball well with range to the backhand side. Smooth transfers.
ATH: 6.94 runner in the 60. 1.63 and 3.83 in the 10 and 30 yard splits. 25.30 max vertical.
Vizual Edge: 71.82 Edge Score

Sax put together a quality start to his 2026 year with a strong look at our Los Angeles Preseason ID, which also came in extremely windy conditions, and then had a solid Jr. season for the Thousand Oaks High School program. Now getting into the flow of his summer circuit, the versatile INF defender once again was strong in a live look with his overall showing at the High Desert Summer ID. Posting a 6.9 60-yard sprint time with quickness off the line and his ability to maintain speed, the athleticism for Sax can comfortably handle a future at plenty of spots on the INF dirt as he shows soft hands, sound footwork, and accuracy with his low to mid 80's arm strength that he can use from multiple arm slots. At the plate, his swing features quickness in the turn and bat speed with a stroke geared for leverage to the middle of the field. His batting practice was impressively consistent with hard contact, averaging 90.2 MPH over two rounds while peaking at 98+ MPH, including a 75% hard hit and driving a ball 360+ feet to his pull side. His angles are sound with a 63% sweet spot rate, giving you plenty to like about the authority with which he hits the ball and the angles he produces that contact at. Uncommitted heading into his summer, the talented Sax is a name college program should be looking to get their eyes on quickly in the coming months for their 2027 class.