Jake
Streeter

Uncommitted. For the second straight year, Streeter put together a very impressive offensive showing at the Georgia Dugout Club tournament. Streeter continued to string big at-bats together, and did damage to the pull-side. Had success staying back on breaking balls in multiple at-bats. The 6-foot, 190 pounder utilizes a strong lower-half with a knack for finding the barrel. Moderately high leg kick, with a smooth, level swing. Capped off his weekend with a homerun to LF. Defensively, Streeter showed well at both third base and catcher. His natural ability looks better suited for third, but has the ability to play behind the plate, as well as corner OF.

6-foot, 186-pound right-handed hitting third baseman, lanky frame with lean strength, looks like he has leaned out his frame with good muscle since we last some in the fall, adding over 10 pounds to his frame. Has a balance setup with the barrel resting on his shoulder, loads hands back with some barrel wrap. Although the barrel wrap adds some length to his swing, his hands are quick and strong enough where he can get the barrel level to the zone for square contact. Have consistently seen him be able to feast on high pitches, driving the ball gap-to-gap with force.

6-foot, 170-pound right-handed hitting infielder, strong prospect with athletic tools, plenty more strength to come as he continues to physically fill out his frame. Offensively, keeps it simple, balanced setup, short hand load back coupled with a short stride, great balance throughout. Gap-to-gap type hitter, hands work with some quickness as the barrel travels level through the zone, showed the ability to consistently find the barrel and elevate the ball with force.