Max
Pralgo

Pralgo comes from a baseball family and has been on the Georgia high school baseball scene for quite some time. His resume speaks for itself, along with the rest of his senior teammates at Pope. Pralgo has always been a productive infielder with size, but in the last two years, he’s really established himself as a possible two-way prospect at the next level. The Miami (Ohio) commit wanders from a ¾ to low ¾ slot on the mound and has shown the ability to manipulate the shapes of all his pitches. He reminds me of a pitcher playing wiffle ball in the backyard, with his stuff changing inning to inning. Eventually, Pralgo finds a pitch and shape that he likes to work through a lineup. The plate is a 3D object for him and he pitches to all parts of it.