CLASS OF 2014
C
3B
Chad
Spanberger
Arkansas
Granite City (HS) • IL
6' 3" • 210LBS
L/R • 28yr 5mo
Granite City (HS) • IL
6' 3" • 210LBS
L/R • 28yr 5mo
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- Illinois MLB Draft: Day 2 Recap - Jun 13, 2017
- Illinois Draft Preview - Jun 3, 2014
- Updated Illinois 2014 Player Rankings - Feb 25, 2014
- Illinois Insider: Catcher Analysis from the Super 60 - Feb 11, 2014
- Super 60 Spotlight: Chad Spanberger - Jan 30, 2014
- The Hotlist: What To Watch For In 2014 - Jan 8, 2014
- Hotlist: What Schools Have The Most Top 100 Commitments? - Nov 13, 2013
- Updated Class of 2014 Player Rankings - Nov 12, 2013
- Illinois Insider: Clearing out the Notebook - Nov 7, 2013
- Updated Class of 2014 Player Rankings - Sep 11, 2013
- Illinois Insider: Transfers, Catchers and Risers - Aug 29, 2013
- Metropolitan Baseball Classic Preview: Part II - Aug 29, 2013
- Scouting Notes from Atlanta - Jul 19, 2013
- Daily Playoff Roundup: May 22 Games - May 23, 2013
- Two top 2014 prospects pick their schools - Aug 29, 2012
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2/2/14 - At 6-foot-3, 210 pounds, Spanberger is an impressive physical specimen. He looks like a college football middle linebacker with strong, defined shoulders and lower half. And like a middle linebacker, his forte is hitting. Only it’s baseballs ... with legitimate pull-side power, and from the left side. When he squares the ball up, it sounds differently than most. While some pro scouts question whether he will stick behind the plate, the Arkansas recruit has drawn considerable interest for his pure left-handed juice. Spanberger registered 95 mph exit velocity at the Super 60, and at times showed off his offensive prowess in his two rounds of batting practice. He also had pop times ranging between 1.99-2.05 while being clocked 77 mph from the crouch and ran a 7.25 60.