Nicholas
Accarpio

5-foot-10, 160-pound, average athletic frame, sloped shoulders, well proportioned, with room for added mass. A left-handed pitcher pounded 3 pitches for strikes.  The delivery has tempo and timing to it, hands start high work down with side step and then back up, lift is smooth and athletic. The arm action is clean on the back half, working out of a natural 3/4 slot. The fastball touched 77 mph, has more in the tank as he continues to add strength. Showed the ability to locate the both sides of the plate. The breaking pitch had 1/7 break, clocked at 68 mph, proper spin and shape to it. Showed feel for a changeup at 72-73 mph. Looks to control running game, knows his way around the mound. Good follow.

5-foot-10, 155-pound, average athletic frame, sloped shoulders, room for added strength gains. A left-handed pitcher, works out of a controlled delivery, has tempo and timing with hands. The lift is clean, higher, small coil at peak, gets loaded strong on the back side. The back leg is firm, glides down the mound, front leg firm on foot strike. The arm action is short on the backside, opens a tick early with it. The front side glove is tracked with minimal pull to it. The fastball touched 78 mph, bottom part of zone and did a nice job of getting to glove side. The changeup was his top secondary offering, proper fade action, coming out of his hand looking like a fastball, clocked at 66-68 mph. The spin pitch was clocked at 63-64 mph, needs a bit more fastball hand speed, will add depth to it. Looked to be comfortable on the mound. Strike thrower with feel for changeup.

5-foot-10, 160-pound, average athletic frame, shoulders are sloped. A left-handed pitcher, smooth controlled delivery, working from the set position the entire time. The leg raise is smooth gets to a good gather, is strong on the back half. The direction is inline to plate, arm works out of a high ¾ slot. The arm action is clean on the back side, a longer path. The fastball was pounded to both sides, locating it well to the glove side, clocked at 74 mph. Threw both secondary pitches for strikes, change up has arm side fade and shape to it, clocked at 64-68 mph, should be a quality pitch to right-handers. The breaking ball is more of a small slider, clocked at 62 mph. Pounded the zone with strikes worked quick, repeated the delivery and seemed to be confident. Strength is a must, look for velocity to climb, has pitchability to him.