Kyle
Crawford

2.11.18 - 5-foot-10, 160-pound catcher, lean build. Well above average arm strength out of the crouch, 80 mph, short and over the top, ball occasionally runs to arm side. 2.14-2.26 pop times, strong block. Right-handed hitter, balanced setup, short reverse lift stride, good balance. Hands work, loose with bat speed to the baseball. 94 mph exit velocity from the tee. Ran the 60 at 7.58. 

6.7.17 - 5-foot-10, 160-pound catcher, strong above average frame. Big arm strength out of the crouch, long and loose, 80 mph, lacked accuracy. Average hands, receives out front, fluid footwork, 2.10-2.21 pop times. Right-handed hitter, balanced and slightly open stance. Path has some length with lift, pull side contact, occasional gap to gap type with hard contact. 90 mph exit velocity from the tee. 7.61 runner in the 60.

2.26.17 - 5-foot-10, 160-pound, right-handed hitting catcher. 4.42 runner, home-to-first. Defensively, advanced arm strength for his age; 78 mph from the crouch. Quick exchange, soft hands, short arm action, ¾ slot and throws flash carry. Pop times ranged between 2.00-2.12. Offensively, balanced setup, short stride, maintains balance through contact, short path and line-drive approach; 82 mph exit velocity from a tee.

10/23/16 - 5-foot-9, 155-pound catcher, lean frame with strength. Right-handed hitter, balanced stance, leg kick trigger, stays balanced through contact. Raw bat strength, strong hands generates big bat speed. 87 mph exit velocity from the tee. Made loud, hard contact, slightly uphill path, occasionally lifts with topspin. Defensively showcased a big arm, 79 mph out of the crouch, loose arm from a ¾ slot. Pop times ranged from 2.04-2.15. 7.66 runner in the 60.

7/6/16 - 5-foot-9, 155-pound athletic, projectable body frame. The catching prospect showed advanced skills for his age. He uses good footwork to get himself turned, and in line on his throws to second base. Quicker, clean transfer with 79 mph arm strength to help him produce pop times between 1.88-1.96, with accurate throws. The right-handed hitter has current strength to his swing, showing that by reaching a top exit velocity of 88 mph with more to come. Hits from an open stance before using a knee high leg kick to initiate load with his lower half to his back leg. Uses minimal load with his hands that get to a good launch position. Swings with a slightly upward bat path through the zone, finishing with a high, two-handed follow through. Recorded a 7.37 60-yard dash time.