Grant
Siegel

Tulane commit. Solid, athletic 6-foot-2, 185 pound frame. Continued to show improvements to an already above average skillset. Stood out with his athleticism on defense with good hands an arm that reached 91 across the infield with pin point accuracy. Has showed the ability to make any play on the field with his glove and arm. Can get upright at times and the feet can improve, but generates consistent power behind his throws. Offensively, he is a gap to gap guy and loves to work towards right center field. A little stiff in the load, but has great lag in the barrel with tight, explosive rotation and a good path. Has the potential to be an impact 2-way guy at Tulane. Didn’t get on the mound at this event.

Tulane recruit. The athletic two way player stands at 6-foot-1, 185 pounds. The athleticism plays defensively, where he is twitchy with a good first step. Overall, athletic sound defensive actions. Offensively, he stands tall and confident. There is some length, but has present bat speed and offensive potential. May be most intriguing on the mound. The athleticism again plays well. He has a clean and quick arm, fastball comes out of the hand well and was up to 85 mph. Overall a very athletic follow. 

Uncommitted. Currently stands at 6-foot-1, 185 pounds with an athletic frame and strong lower half. Feet work well hands are sound. Offensively, there is some steepness in the path and will access the lower half with better separation, but there is present bat speed and strength. Very interesting on the mound, where the athleticism plays well. Arm is quick with arm strength. Fastball ranged 83-85 mph with life in the zone and much more to come in the future. 

Extremely athletic and projectable 6-foot-1, 185 pounds. Really stood out on the mound where the arm is quick and the present athleticism works. Fastball ranged from 82-85 mph, has late life and as he matures and learns to repeat will see big strides in offspeed which has shape and potential.