Joe
Geesaman

Strong-framed with length in his 6-foot-4, 200-pound frame, Geesaman had the top exit velocity of the day, reaching 102.5 mph at peak. The RHH 1B showed a simple swing with bat speed on a downward path that reduced in low ball flights throughout the round. He did not have his most consistent showing, topping the ball on his miss, but the strength at impact is clear and the direct nature of the swing should lead to the ability to make contact in game. Clear college-level potential with standout strength is what I walk away with. Ran a 7.28 with an 80 mph infield arm.

Long-levered 6-foot-3, 175-pound frame with plenty of room to add strength. Right-handed hitter with a short, well-timed load/stride and the ability to leverage out front – swing is built for impact, projecting for juice as he continues to mature. Already flashes big power potential (94 mph max EV / 340’ peak, 88.4 avg) with the bat as his carrying tool. Defensively, arm strength is average (76 mph) and fits the 1B profile. Athletically, runs a 7.28 60 with solid burst (1.69 / 3.98 splits) for a corner bat.