+ From (4/3/26) - I got a handful of at-bats on Czarniecki at our Prep Baseball x Bullpen Indiana series this past weekend. A physical, athletic, 6-foot-1, 200-pounder, Czarniecki finally appears healthy after dealing with a nagging hamstring injury for nearly all of 2025. The run times are back where they were prior to injury and I got a 60 run time in game, and he got into plus footspeed underway on a triple. In total, I saw him go 3-for-6 in game with a backside triple, infield single, and top-spun single into LF. He pushed the LF back on a deep L7, skied an infield pop, and struck out once. The swing is simple with plenty of strength at impact, and his misses came from steeper attacks when he let the ball get deep into the hitting zone. He flashed strength with a long pull-side HR that was called foul by inches. He has 60 speed, but the rest of tools are more average-ish. I think his value could skyrocket with success once he gets to campus, but the floor is high with a true CF profile and hit/power upside. His swing decisions are outstanding, and he has real aptitude/maturity to bet on. 19.1 at draft. Kentucky recruit.
3/03/24
Czarniecki was a winner from this event and has already built a reputation as one of the best game hitters in the class. A muscular, 6-foot-2, 195 pounder - the toolset is one of the loudest in the class as well, holding 4 tool upside. The swing works direct with innate accuracy and the ability to leverage. There is significant barrel strength (99 mph exit velocity) that allows the ball to jump off the barrel, especially when combined with the fact that he posted some of the best bat speed numbers of the event. A 6.71 60 time adds excitement to the offensive profile, and Czarniecki profiles as a true power / speed threat the college level. The arm is a tool, as well, as the physical outfielder reached 89 mph from the outfield during defensive evaluations.
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Czarniecki was a winner from this event and has already built a reputation as one of the best game hitters in the class. A muscular, 6-foot-2, 195 pounder - the toolset is one of the loudest in the class as well, holding 4 tool upside. The swing works direct with innate accuracy and the ability to leverage. There is significant barrel strength (99 mph exit velocity) that allows the ball to jump off the barrel, especially when combined with the fact that he posted some of the best bat speed numbers of the event. A 6.71 60 time adds excitement to the offensive profile, and Czarniecki profiles as a true power / speed threat the college level. The arm is a tool, as well, as the physical outfielder reached 89 mph from the outfield during defensive evaluations.