Jeffrey
Heuer

Texas Tech Commit. 6 foot 5, 225 pounds. This country strong beast with an XL frame has one of the best deliveries in the class, which is extremely rare for an arm his size. He works at a medium tempo which turns into easy violence after landing. Mac moves incredibly well from start to finish, showing very good athleticism on the bump. Because of his size/build, some evaluators have trouble seeing how athletic Heuer is, but we sure don’t. With good balance over the rubber and exceptional repeatability, this former Future Gamer is going to have starter command. He creates a tough angle from a slight crossfire, but it has zero impact on FB pronation. The arm action is clean, quick, and deceptive with a perfect build of momentum and ridiculous arm speed out of a high 3/4 slot. The FB will be one of the best in the country at 91-93 T94 unreal bore arm side, sink glove side. This is a pitch he’ll have A/AVG or better command of, and likely top of the scale starter velo. His CB 75-76 has shape with plenty of feel to spin. The pitch is raw currently, but only because he’s never needed to use it his entire life. It bodes well for his long term health that he’s only thrown the pitch for a year, and speaks to the potential the pitch has. With his his deceptive athleticism, sound+well sequenced delivery, and explosive arm speed we feel he can develop an AVG CH down the line. He is far from his eventual man strength and another jump with the FB is surely coming. We wouldn’t be surprised to see him develop a cut FB in the future, as he already shows versatility with select use of 4 seam/2 seam. This is a serious draft prospect now.

6-foot-1, 195-pound right-handed hitting two-way prospect, did not pitch on the weekend, spending the majority of his time at third base, wide frame, broad shoulders, present strength with room for firming up and more. Offensively, balanced setup with an athletic bend in his knees, hands load back, separate from body, long stride with some tendency to go towards the plate, good balance. Present bat speed, swing a power bat, looks to elevate and drive the ball with force.

RHP Jeffrey Heuer (Homeschool) comes in at No.14. possessing one of the strongest arms in the state’s class. The right-hander was a standout at the National Program Invitational where he touched 86 with his fastball. Pitching with a long arm action he accelerates extremely fast out front, getting seven feet of extension. Add in his knee-buckling off-speed, and Heuer will be a force to be reckoned with on the mound over the next four years and beyond. At 6-foot-1, 195-pounds he is physically advanced in his lower half, expect more velo to come.

Junior Future Games Identifier: At 6-foot-1, 175 pounds, Heuer is a physical CIF who is still growing into his body. Plays third base with good instincts, knows how to use his feet and create hops. Has active lower-half at the plate. Wide stance, good when stays on time. Solid bat speed. Showed good arm strength across the IF.