Andrew
Noble

Beginning the day with a blazing 6.4 60-yard dash, Noble continues to push the plus run tool he's shown us even higher as one of the top pure athletes in the class. A 3-sport standout with extreme competitiveness, Noble's batting practice swings brought a familiar, simple look with a bit more loft in the path than he showed his freshman season. The exits reached 94-plus, and the bat speed took a noticeable jump as he's added muscle to a 6-foot, 185-pound frame. Another premium centerfield athlete in this class, the hit/speed combo from the left-side will warrant serious attention this spring & summer.

Frame: Athletic, explosive, 6-foot, 175 pound frame. Toolset/Profile: Showed off the loudest tool of the entire event, 6.52 60-yard dash, 3.66 30-yard, and 1.57 10-yard - all event bests. There is some bat to ball feel with developing power potential. The speed should equate to tracking abilities in CF. The arm is just above average for the age. Profiles as a LHH CF with a plus run tool. Actions: Offensive - Starts in a taller stance with higher handset. Hands climb during the load and deliver a direct barrel with some heaviness to it. Handsy swing, raw lower-half. Best balls were struck on a line from g2g. Defense - Aggressive. Heavy-footed at times but exceptionally quick. 82 mph OF arm with stiffer arm action. Summation: Point blank, there is some freakishness to this athlete. He's got an explosive first step and can really get going underway. He was one of the more-muscular looking prospects of the day, also a standout three-sport athlete. The overall baseball actions are raw to this point, with plenty of time to refine, but the athlete is what I like most here. He has a plus run tool already, hits left-handed, and likely develops average to better raw power before its all said and done - and plays a premier defensive position.