CLASS OF 2019
RHP
3B
Dylan
Leonard
Simsbury (HS) • CT
5' 10" • 170LBS
R/R • 23yr 5mo
Travel Team: CT Edge
5' 10" • 170LBS
R/R • 23yr 5mo
Travel Team: CT Edge
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- 2018 Unsigned Senior Games - Sneak Peek - Sep 4, 2018
- Results from New England's 2018 Unsigned Senior Games - Aug 27, 2018
- 2018 Connecticut Top Prospect Games II - Complete Evaluations - Jul 29, 2018
- 2018 CT Pitcher Analysis - Sneak Peek - Mar 14, 2018
- Results from New England's 2018 CT Pitcher Analysis - Mar 7, 2018
- 2018 CT Scout Day: CT Edge - Top Performers - Jan 19, 2018
- New England Insider: 2017 Scout Day - CT Edge - Top Performers - Jan 25, 2017
- New England Insider: 2017 Scout Day - CT Edge - Sneak Peek - Jan 25, 2017
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5-foot-10, 170-pound, average athletic frame, a well proportioned athlete, has room for future development. A right-handed hitter, works at third base and off the mound. At the plate, front foot starts open, gets back to even on the stride. The hands are held higher, are loose and work freely through the hitting zone. The back side lower half could be more engaged, swing is short and compact, line drive approach spraying it from gap to gap. The tee exit velocity was clocked at 82 mph and ran a 7.89. Defensively, works low, fields out front, with feet moving throughout, moves well to the glove side. The arm works out of a natural ¾ slot, clocked at 77 mph. The arm has enough strength to stick on the left side, has carry to the baseball. Off the mound, showed a solid two pitch mix. The fastball reached 79 mph, located down in the zone with action to the arm side. The breaking ball has proper spin and break to it, clocked at 65 mph. The delivery is simple, clean athletic leg raise, solid direction to the plate. A strike thrower, can help both off the mound and as a position player.
Sixty-Yard Dash: 7.89
Exit Velocity: 82 MPH
Arm Velocity: 77 MPH
6/27/18
5-foot-10, 170-pound right-handed hitting third baseman. Ran a 7.45 sixty on the laser at the event. Threw 78 mph from third base across the diamond. The glove works well and he showed the ability to move through and to the ball with his feet. The ability to make the slow roller play and the 6-hole play must continue to be worked on. The bat has a tee exit velocity of 83 mph. The set up is wide in base, uses a knee to knee timing mechanism on the bottom half as the ball approaches. The hands work, need to be accelerated through contact. 1-handed finish after contact.
Tee Exit Velocity- 83 mph
INF Velocity 78 mph
3/6/18
5-foot-10, 170 pounds, average athletic build with rounded off shoulders, strong lower half. He’s seen some growth since his last event and should continue to fill out. A right-handed pitcher, Leonard works from a high ¾ slot, with a short, clean arm swing. Leonard generates some deception in the delivery with an extended leg kick, a slight sitting action on the backside, helping to hide the ball right up through his release. There are a few different stages in the delivery and consistently repeating them will help him reach his potential. When in sync, he gets good extension off his stride and downhill on his pitches. His hands start up at the chest, and posted times to the plate right at 1.65. Leonard works with a three pitch mix, showing comfort with all three. The fastball touched as high as 80 MPH, and consistently sat 77-78 MPH. He filled up the zone with the fastball. There is some armside run as well. He throws a big curveball at 61-64 MPH, it’s a strikeout pitch with 11/5 shape. He knows how to spin it and should continue developing comfort locating it in and out of the zone. The changeup shows promise. When not overthrown, it gets fade coming in between 66-69 MPH. Leonard is an intriguing prospect with a lot to like. Continuing to refine his command will help him get the most out of his pitches. He’s a follow this spring, the breaking ball shows serious swing-and-miss potential, and the fastball-changeup combination should keep batters off balance.
1/21/2017