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Galvin

is a 5-foot-9, 185-pound two-way prospect. In the box, Galvin had an exit velocity of 97 mph with a (69.5 mph bat speed average) and (21.4 mph hand speed average). Galvin started in a balanced, athletic stance with a smooth load. He then used a short stride to start a simple, flat swing that stays on plane through his finish. During his rounds, Galvin created a lot of loud contact, showed off juice to all fields and displayed quick hands. In the infield, his best throw was 78 mph across the diamond while showing he had smooth, athletic footwork, sure hands, and a clean exchange. During the event, he also recorded a 60 time of 7.15. On the mound, Galvin uses a long, high ¾ arm slot to produce a sinking fastball that sits 81-83 MPH (Max spin 1957; Avg 1756).  The delivery was easy, simple and showed good tempo. He gets to a consistent balance point and lands square with a clean finish. Galvin also featured a hard cutter (72-77 mph), a tight 12/6 curveball (70-74mph) (Max spin 2222; Avg 2166) and a fading changeup (72-74 mph)

Exit Velocity: 97 mph

Arm Velocity: 78 mph

Sixty-Yard Dash: 7.15

5-foot-9, 170-pound,  average strong, solid athletic frame. A two-way player, at the plate a balanced approach, even feet, loose hands at the shoulders. The lower half is under control, smooth, smaller leg kid, gains ground and is behind the baseball on contact. The swing is down to level to up, creating back spin to the baseball, approach is to all fields. A solid contact guy, had an exit of 92 mph. Defensively, soft hands, clean actions, moves well around the second base bag, can play on either side. Plenty arm to stick on left side, 78 mph across the diamond. Off the mound, delivery is quick tempo, inline direction, arm action is clean and works with minimal effort. The fastball comes out of hand well, up to 81 mph, down action, with life to it. The breaking ball is thrown with good velocity at 71 mph. Showed the ability to throw the change up for strikes at 70-71 mph. Love the tempo and aggressiveness off the mound.

Exit Velocity: 92 mph

Arm Velocity: 78 mph

5-foot-19, 165-pound, smaller, strong athletic frame. Well proportioned, durable pitchers frame, good lower half. A right-handed pitcher, quick tempo delivery, working from the full motion, has tempo and timing to the hands. Loaded on the back half, inline stride, arm action is short, clean, whippy on the backside, working from a 3/4 to higher 3/4 slot. The front leg is firm on foot strike, throwing against  it. The fastball touched 79 mph, with life to it, ran it to the arm side. Look for more in there as he continues to build strength. The spin pitch is good, spin is almost to 2300, tilt and break to it. Mixed in a useable changeup. A baseball player, shows pitch-ability. Good looking player in the 2023 class.

5-foot-9, 165-pound, strong, solid athletic frame, put together well, with strength throughout. A right-handed hitting infielder, looks to be able to play all over. At the plate, starts slightly open, higher hand set with pre-pitch movements to them. The hands are loaded on foot strike, gains ground with stride, swing is level to up, creates natural lift to the baseball. The approach is from gap to gap, showing pop in the hands has enough juice to get the baseball deep into the alleys. The exit velocity was clocked at 89 mph, and ran a 7.62 sixty-yard dash. Defensively, threw 74 mph across the diamond, short clean arm, working from a higher slot. The glove is soft out front, could gain more ground in transfer, tends to stand up. Feeds and starts were performed accurate on both sides of the bag. Good looking younger ball player.

Exit Velocity: 89 mph

Arm Velocity: 74 mph

Sixty-Yard Dash: 7.62