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Matthew Spenner
Matthew Spenner

CLASS OF 2022

RHP
OF

Matthew
Spenner

MA-Institute of Technolog
Hopkins School (HS) • CT
6' 0" • 180LBS
R/R • 22yr 4mo
Travel Team: Baseball U Connecticut

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2022 National

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Pitching

Fastball

87
Velocity (max)
3/19/21
85 - 87
Velo Range
3/19/21
1881
Spin Rate (avg)
10/14/20

Changeup

75 - 77
Velo Range
10/14/20
1792
Spin Rate (avg)
3/19/21

Curveball

72 - 72.5
Velo Range
10/14/20
2205
Spin Rate (avg)
10/14/20

Slider

74 - 75
Velo Range
10/14/20
2333
Spin Rate (avg)
3/19/21
Power
92.9
Exit Velocity (max)
3/19/21
-
Exit Velocity (avg)
-
Distance (max)
-
Sweet Spot %
Hitting
22.8
Hand Speed (max)
10/14/20
71.8
Bat Speed (max)
10/14/20
22
Rot. Acc (max)
10/14/20
-
Hard Hit %
Run
6.97
60-yd
10/14/20
-
30-yd
-
10-yd
-
Run speed (max)
Defense
-
INF Velo
85
OF Velo
3/19/21
79
C Velo
10/14/20
-
Pop Time

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3/19/21

6-foot, 180-pound,  stronger, solid athletic frame, well proportioned with above average strength throughout. A right-handed pitcher, a quick, electric arm, working from a higher slot. The delivery is up-tempo, stronger on the back side, inline direction with length out front on release. The fastball was clocked at 87 mph,  located to both sides, 4-seamer to glove side and action to arm side. Mixed in the slider at 73-75 mph, harder with depth to it. Showed a changeup 76-77 mph, down action to arm side.  Love the upside on him, chance to be a legit bullpen arm, stuff is advanced.

3/19/21

6-foot, 180-pound, wiry strong athletic frame. Sloped shoulders, with room for added strength, showing present strength. A right-handed hitting outfielder, threw well from outfield, arm was up to 85 mph, working from a clean higher slot. Baseball comes out of the hand well, on a line and on target. The approach is under control, shows quick feet, gains ground, steps through hard. Showing athletic actions and movements. At the plate, slightly open at shoulder width, hands are loose and relaxed, loaded at the shoulders. The swing is level through the zone, keeps the hands inside the baseball, looks to drive the baseball from field to field. Could stay through it a tick longer, spin off at end, easy fix with reps and practice. Showing above average bat speed, exit clocked at 93 mph. A good runner ran a 7.10 sixty-yard dash. Shows serious potential off the mound.

Exit Velocity: 93 mph

Arm Velocity: 85 mph

Sixty-Yard Dash: 7.10

10/14/20

6-foot, 170-pound, strong athletic frame, durable pitchers frame. Off the mound, working from set position quick tempo, gets down the mound, explosive at times. Strong over the backside, inline direction, with a firm frontside on release. The arm action is long and loose on the back side, arm working through a higher slot. The fastball was poured in at 86 mph, a heavy ball, spin rate up to 2000, heavy arm side bore action to it. The breaking ball was clocked at 72 mph, thrown harder, spin rate at 2200, a swing and miss pitch. Threw both pitches for strikes, was very aggressive, look for him to jump this spring. Mixed in a workable changeup.  At the plate, taller, even stance, hands at the shoulders, simple, balanced approach. A level path, showing plus pop and bat speed, exit velocity was clocked at 91 mph. The approach is more middle to pull side, took a solid round of batting practice. A very good runner, ran a6.97 sixty. An athlete, high follow for me.

Exit Velocity: 91 mph

Sixty-Yard Dash: 6.97

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