Nate
Bowman

Strong, 6-foot-3, 220 pound sturdy build. Stands out most on the mound with the highest ceiling appearing to be there. Simple delivery with quicker arm stroke. Downhill shoulders, shorter stride. Riding life to a low-to-mid 80s (T85) fastball; complimented it three secondaries working off the top of the zone tunnel. Short 80-81 cutter is a quality addition to the arsenal. Best secondary was a 2450+ mid-70s CB with depth. 76-78 CH appears usable. I like the riding 4S/CB combo and he threw strikes with both pitches and the CT as well. Solid jumps vs fall look.

Listed as a primary RHP, though showed better with the bat at this event. Study 6'3 220 frame. Showed off some raw power with batting practice with 97-plus exits and the bat looks the part of his best tool for now. Some feel for the position at 3B, may end up sliding to 1B long term. Showed a strike filled look on the bump with a heater creeping into the low-80s. 7.57 runner

A physical 6-foot-3, 220-pounder with real strength in the right-handed swing, Bowman shows present pull-side juice with a 96 mph max exit velocity (336’ peak, 90.0 avg) that makes him a bat-first prospect to follow. The swing is strength-driven but impactful when on time, and his size/strength give him middle-of-the-order upside. Defensively, he fits best at a corner infield spot with a serviceable 78 mph arm, and he also offers intrigue on the mound where the arm strength carries over with a chance for more velocity as his delivery syncs.