Brett
Kennett

6/26/18 - Kennett has large frame and athletic build at 6-foot-4, 185-pounds. He ran a 7.15 60, 4.42 home-to-first and posted an exit velocity of 85 mph. During batting practice, Kennett starts in a wider but athletic stance, minimal load, quick hands, flat barrel path, hard contact to all fields. In the outfield, he works behind the baseball, long and clean arm action, ball has some carry, positional velo of 86 mph, accurate throws. On the infield, Kennett has good actions, quick arm, momentum towards first base, positional velo of 78 mph, accurate throws. On the mound, Kennett has a fluid and repeatable delivery, quick and loose arm action, works downhill, high ¾ arm slot, fastball is 79-82 mph, high percentage of strikes, cut action, changeup is 71-73 mph, occasional cut, curveball is 70-71, sharp bite at times, 11-to-5 shape, used primarily as an out pitch in game action.

6/20/17 - Kennett is a long and lean 6-foot-3 165-pound right-handed hitting shortstop and right-handed pitcher in Kansas’ 2019 class.  He ran a 7.47 60 and a 4.35 home to first.  He has an 82 mph exit velo. At the plate, starts in a wide stance, short stride, no wasted movement in hands, level bat plane, simple and repeatable swing, stays inside ball, gap-to-gap approach. On the infield, over the top release, long arm circle,  athletic footwork, plays through the catch, hands and feet in sync, smooth exchange, mostly accurate throws. On the mound, Kennett creates in line direction towards the plate, high three quarters release, throws with regular effort, arm works, projectable frame, fastball at 75-78 mph, breaking ball has 12-to-6 action, 64-65 mph, change up thrown with near fastball arm speed, 70-71 mph, late sinking action, commands both sides of the plate, high number of strikes.

5/31/16 - Kennett is a lean and long limbed 6-foot-1 150-pound right-handed hitting shortstop in Kansas’ 2019 class.  He ran a 7.77 60 and a home-to-first time of 4.89-seconds. He has a 72 mph exit velo.  At the plate, thin stance, leg kick, in line stride, level path through the ball at contact, line drives gap-to-gap during batting practice.  On the infield, 71 mph positional velo, high three quarters release, field ball in athletic position, soft hands, hands and feet work together, accurate throws.