Keaton
Anthony

Another name to know in a longer than usual list of impactful two-way players in college this season. On the mound the 6-foot-4, 210-pound Anthony will reach the low-90s from the right side and will show plus power in the batter’s box with a big uphill swing. He homered twice in the three game set at Round Rock, while adding 3.1 innings of relief against Sam Houston State.

Iowa commit 6-foot 3, 195-pound very strong athletic body, longer limbs shorter trunk big time core strength. Defense: arm is above avg with good accuracy and carry into bases, above avg runner with long strides Keaton can really go get the baseball, aggressive routes gets to balls you think are gonna get down, plays RF for Mill Creek has the makings to play CF in his future. Offensively: a patient hitter that really attacks mistakes. Has thunder in his hands and is clutch to drive in runs. Provides plenty of protection for his 3-hole hitter Mr. Boychuk,  A great pick up by Iowa can’t believe he got out of the state.

Iowa commit. 6-foot-4, 210-pound right-handed pitcher, big, strong frame, especially in his lower half. Arm works long and loose, showing wide on the back-side, accelerates quickly to a ¾ slot, repeats slot well, works downhill. Tall and fall delivery, keeps his momentum working on-line towards home, producing considerable force with his lower half, finishes square. Fastball sat 85-87, touched 88, pounded the zone with good angle. Slider, 73-75, tight spin, cutter-like action, short lateral movement, generated weak contact. Had some early command issues, but settled in for a five inning start. Allowed one run in the first inning without allowing a hit, then went four scoreless innings. Gave up two hits, both singles. In total, over five inning, struck out two batters, walked two, hit one. Produced eight ground outs and four fly outs. Also swings a power bat at the plate.