John
Lumpinski

6-foot-2, 190-pound, big, wide, physical athletic frame, with room to fill out can add mass and strength to the frame. A right-handed pitcher, a three pitch pitcher, pounded the zone with all three, pitched two quality innings, moving through it fairly efficiently.  The delivery is sound and repeats it, hands start at mid-section and stay throughout. The leg raise is athletic, has coil at the peak, direction is slightly across the body, back leg could be a tick stronger. The arm action has some length to it on the bottom part of the arm swing, works smoothly through its ¾release. The fastball was clocked at 77-83 mph, with good action to the armside, needs to clean up lead leg direction to be able to get to glove side. The breaking ball has the proper spin and shape to the baseball, has tilt and depth, has an â�� break to it, clocked at 64-69 mph. The changeup was clocked at 69-70 mph, with fade to the arm side. Times to the plate, could be quicker, was clocked at 1.44-1.50. Big time follow, has more in the tank, has been groomed well, pitches for one of the better teams in the state.