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CLASS OF 2022

RHP
1B

Brendan
Busby

Grinnell
Ridgefield (HS) • CT
6' 1" • 210LBS
R/R • 22yr 2mo
Travel Team: Fairfield County Captains '20/CT Wolfpack '21
2022 National

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Fastball

80
Velocity (max)
3/17/21
76 - 80
Velo Range
3/17/21
1930
Spin Rate (avg)
3/17/21

Changeup

69 - 71
Velo Range
3/17/21
1699
Spin Rate (avg)
3/17/21

Curveball

63.2 - 65.4
Velo Range
3/17/21
1935
Spin Rate (avg)
3/17/21

Slider

63 - 65
Velo Range
3/17/21
-
Spin Rate (avg)

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3/17/21

6-foot-1, 210-pound, athletic sturdy frame, strength throughout, well proportioned. Above average on the mound, showing quick arm speed he had a ¾ arm angle and a loose arm action. Slow-tempo type pitcher and shows easy effort. In line shoulders and a strong balance point. Lands closed with an athletic finish. Produced a fastball that came in at 76-80 mph; showed late action and arm side command with heavy movement.  Showed arm side command and fading action on his changeup 69-71 mph. The changeup is a plus pitch, can get multiple swings and misses with it. He shows command low in the zone and slurvey action on his 2/8 slider 63-65 mph. Pounded the zone with all three pitches.  Look for velocity to climb at some point, arm action is so loose and clean.

11/04/20

6-foot-1, 210-pound, larger, wider athletic frame. A strong lower half, well proportioned. A right-handed pitcher, delivery is smooth, easy athletic leg raise. The hands start and stay at the waist, breaks them out over knee, creating in a lower arm slot. The direction is inline, with extension out front on release. The fastball was clocked at 77 mph, with a ton more in there. The arm slot and release, create a good amount of run and action to arm side. Both secondary pitches thrown for strikes, changeup, was clocked at 70 mph, arm side fade, will be effective against left-handed hitters. The breaking ball thrown slower will need to add additional hand speed, clocked at 64 mph, bigger break. The body and arm work with minimal effort, continued arm strength and overall conditioning will aid in his development. 

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