Alex
Price

6-foot, 170-pound left-handed pitcher. Had an outstanding outing at the event as he possesses very good stuff on the mound. The fastball touched 85 mph with true left-handed run to it. The spin pitch is good, tilt and depth, sat at 73 mph. The changeup is excellent, fade and sink to it, sat at 70 mph. Throws the changeup with good fastball hand speed. The delivery is online, deception with the glove as it goes high to low as he gets into foot strike. Tracking of the front shoulder can help add velocity to hsi craft. Plus feel for pitching based on what I saw, 1.26 in the stretch, as he can handle the running game.

6-foot-1, 170-pound, wiry strong, with very good athletic ability. The frame has strength to it, shoulders are sloped, strong and put together. A left-handed pitcher, currently ranked at 94th in New England, the recruiting is starting to heat up for him, being recruited by multiple division one schools. The delivery builds momentum, has good tempo and repeats it for the most part. The stride is a slightly short, could long it out, could stay behind baseball just a split second longer. The arm action is down to up on the backside with a very small hook at the bottom part of the path. The baseball comes out of a high ¾ slot and works downhill extremely well, all pitches were down in the zone. The fastball was the best that I’ve seen it, got it to 83 mph, as he works on longing the stride, velocity should continue to climb. The breaking ball was clocked as high as 72 mph, with solid 11/5 break, was able to locate it to the back foot of a right-handed hitter. With the breaking ball being firm, another sign the fastball will jump at some point. The changeup has a chance to be a serious pitch at the next level, clocked at 68-70 mph, has proper fade and rotation to it. Times to the plate were good at 1.37, has been coached and groomed very well, high follow should be someone to see early and often in the spring.