@Brodylanghans3 
21.7
Hand Speed (max)
10/12/24
CLASS OF 2027
OF
SS
Brody
Langhans
Crown Point (HS) • IN
6' 0" • 185LBS
R/R • 17yr 5mo
Travel Team: five star great lakes scout national
6' 0" • 185LBS
R/R • 17yr 5mo
Travel Team: five star great lakes scout national
Rankings
2027 National
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2027 State
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Commitment
Best Of Stats
73.5
Bat Speed (max)
10/12/24
21.4
Rot. Acc (max)
3/07/26
50
Hard Hit %
3/02/25
96.2
Exit Velocity (max)
3/07/26
89.3
Exit Velocity (avg)
3/02/25
353
Distance (max)
10/12/24
100
Sweet Spot %
3/02/25
6.41
60-yd
3/07/26
3.56
30-yd
3/07/26
1.54
10-yd
3/07/26
21.6
Run speed (max)
3/07/26
-
INF Velo
88
OF Velo
3/07/26
-
C Velo
-
Pop Time
Fastball
69
Velocity (max)
6/02/23
67 - 69
Velo Range
6/02/23
-
Spin Rate (avg)
Changeup
60 - 62
Velo Range
6/02/23
-
Spin Rate (avg)
Curveball
56 - 58
Velo Range
6/02/23
-
Spin Rate (avg)
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Langhans walked away with the top mark in terms of 60 times at this event, blazing a 6.41 60-yard dash. That time is a major tick, and solidifies him as a surefire centerfielder at the next level, the position he should man for highly-ranked Crown Point this spring. Offensively, the 6-foot, 185-pounder sets up in a balanced, athletic stance before hinging slightly into a strong launch position. There is a tendency to over-rotate that led to some flared misses in this look, but there is plenty of usable strength that helped him to a 96 mph peak exit on his best ball. The arm has ticked up, as well, and was 88 from the OF. The speed/defense provides a quality floor and a big spring at the dish could continue to push him up the board.
+ OF Brody Langhans (Crown Point): Our #3 ranked uncommitted OF currently in the class, Langhans showed well in my look to begin the spring. He is stocky strong at 6-foot, 185-pounds with his plus foot speed being his best tool. A 6.41 runner in showcase, Langhans went 3.25 on a steal in my look and tracked well in the OF. Started in CF, played some LF later in the game, and ranged in impressive fashion to catch a routine ball in CF that the CF lost off the bat. Offensively, he hits from a strong base and uses a shorter leg lift with a smaller hand load. The swing works uphill and there is some strength to it. Collected a hit and a SAC fly in my look.
Langhans was a push for us after the Fall State Games and continues to cement himself as an athlete to follow in the class. The feet are the best tool and leave a CF profile open with a 6.74 60-time shown from the strong, stocky, 6-foot, 180 pounder. The swing is launched from a tight, compact, lower handset and he turns the barrel on an upward plane with 94-plus exits. The arm is a non-tool now that needs refined, but he shows at least 2 above average tools for the class w a future-plus next to the feet.
There were a handful of really promising position players in attendance, especially in the outfield, but I thought Brody Langhans (Crown Point) was one of the more impressive ones of the week, even as a sophomore. He's gained physicality since summer looks, now a strong, 5-foot-10, 170 pounder that burned the best 60 of any underclassmen at a 6.78. He showcased a short, compact swing during batting practice before putting together on-time hacks in-game