RS-So. 3B Matthew Rosado (Sycamore) showed well in the event, and looks to have an impact for the Spartans this spring. The RHH had a strong round of BP, working on the barrel throughout, had a max EV of 100.3 mph with an average of 93.4 mph. Showed a gap-to-gap approach with power to all fields, had an average distance of 310’ and a max distance of 370’. Worked line drives and deep flyballs throughout the round. Rosado has the potential to be a middle of the order power bat with steady actions on the infield. A name to follow coming out of the event.
9/16/25
RFr. INF Matthew Rosado (Sycamore) is listed at a strong 6-foot, 220-pound frame with strength. The right-handed hitter took a loud round of BP, swinging with the intent to damage the baseball while making consistent contact out front with leverage to drive the ball in the air. Rosado reached a max exit velo of 95.7 mph with an average of 91.8 mph while driving the ball on a line with backspin and carry mostly to the pull side. Defensively the infielder plays with smooth actions and reliable hands with arm strength up to 80 mph across the diamond.
8/14/23
Verbally committed to Southwestern Illinois JC.
6/24/23
Rosado was dominant in his start on Saturday morning. Fastball worked up to 86 mph in the first inning. Settled in around 79-82 mph range. Threw a heavy dose of fastballs that got swings and misses in the zone. Curveball was 68-70 mph and was thrown for strikes and garnered swings and misses. Had nine strikeouts in five innings while scattering four hits.
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RFr. INF Matthew Rosado (Sycamore) is listed at a strong 6-foot, 220-pound frame with strength. The right-handed hitter took a loud round of BP, swinging with the intent to damage the baseball while making consistent contact out front with leverage to drive the ball in the air. Rosado reached a max exit velo of 95.7 mph with an average of 91.8 mph while driving the ball on a line with backspin and carry mostly to the pull side. Defensively the infielder plays with smooth actions and reliable hands with arm strength up to 80 mph across the diamond.
Verbally committed to Southwestern Illinois JC.
Rosado was dominant in his start on Saturday morning. Fastball worked up to 86 mph in the first inning. Settled in around 79-82 mph range. Threw a heavy dose of fastballs that got swings and misses in the zone. Curveball was 68-70 mph and was thrown for strikes and garnered swings and misses. Had nine strikeouts in five innings while scattering four hits.