CLASS OF 2017
3B
1B
Jordan
Stubbings
Colorado Mesa University
Legend (HS) • CO
6' 1" • 235LBS
R/R • 25yr 11mo
Legend (HS) • CO
6' 1" • 235LBS
R/R • 25yr 11mo
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News
- New York Collegiate League Prospect Report: June 12 - Jun 12, 2018
- PBR All Colorado Team: Corners/DH - Jun 20, 2017
- PBR Colorado 5A All-State Team - Jun 13, 2017
- Inside the Colorado Dugout: Slammers Bauer Defeats Cherry Creek 10-1 - Jun 5, 2017
- 3A-5A State Playoffs Preview - May 18, 2017
- 5A District Roundup - May 15, 2017
- Daily Roundup 5-2-17 - May 2, 2017
- Daily Roundup 4-28-17 - Apr 28, 2017
- Daily Roundup 4-25-17 - Apr 25, 2017
- Daily Roundup 4-13-17 - Apr 13, 2017
- Daily Roundup 3-29-17 - Mar 29, 2017
- Daily Roundup 3-28-17 - Mar 28, 2017
- Colorado Insider: Top Uncomitted 2017 Corners - Sep 23, 2016
- Neil Devlin From the Colorado Dugout: 2017's on the Recruiting Trail Part 2 - Aug 29, 2016
- 5A District Bracket and Players to Watch - May 13, 2016
- Daily Roundup 4-14-16 - Apr 14, 2016
- Top Prospect Games 2017 Top Overall Players - Sep 9, 2015
- Colorado Insider: Fast-Rising Uncommitted 2017 Infielders - Sep 8, 2015
- Top Prospect Games Corners Analysis - Aug 26, 2015
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6/10/2018: Stubbings had an outstanding freshman year at Colorado Mesa where he produced a .382/.444/.701 slash line in 144 AB’s. 23 of his 55 hits went for extra bases, including 11 home runs. He should be able to consistently generate power from his strong 6’1/235 pound frame while being an average defender at a corner infield spot. Despite the large, stocky build, Stubbings moves well and is lighter on his feet than one might expect at first glance. He’s always going to be a below average runner but his actions and footwork should allow him to stay at 3B or 1B and not relegate him to strictly a DH role. His arm action is clean and loose from across the diamond and the ball has plenty of carry. He doesn’t have any wasted movement transitioning into the throw out of his high slot. One area for concern on defense was his tendency to get underneath the ball and lead with his elbow too much when throwing. He sailed a few throws high in-between innings from 3B and he will need to make sure he stays on top of the ball better in the future. At the plate, Stubbings has a narrow, simple set up that keeps him lined up with the pitcher. He uses a low leg lift to gather his weight on his backside but the move is rather subtle because he doesn’t need much of a load to generate power. He keeps his hands just above his right shoulder and has a slight bat wiggle to stay loose and in rhythm. Stubbings showed good bat speed and got his barrel into the zone early with a powerful, compact swing. He stays through the ball well and maintains his balance as he finishes his swing. His approach is advanced for a young hitter and he doesn’t appear to have any swing and miss tendencies in his game. No real concerns about his ability to make consistent, hard contact. The biggest challenge will be if he can continue to hit for power as he faces more advanced arms. (Dan Jurik)