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Mason Cornell
Mason Cornell
Mason Cornell
Mason Cornell
Mason Cornell

CLASS OF 2027

OF
LHP

Mason
Cornell

Bullitt East (HS) • KY
6' 2" • 214.1LBS
L/L • 18yr 4mo
Travel Team: Canes Midwest
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Hitting
23.8
Hand Speed (max)
3/09/25
83.3
Bat Speed (max)
3/09/25
25.7
Rot. Acc (max)
7/05/23
62
Hard Hit %
10/06/24
Power
109
Exit Velocity (max)
3/09/25
89.5
Exit Velocity (avg)
7/05/23
419
Distance (max)
3/09/25
86
Sweet Spot %
7/05/23
Run
7.08
60-yd
3/09/25
3.98
30-yd
7/15/25
1.65
10-yd
3/09/25
19.6
Run speed (max)
7/15/25
Defense
81
INF Velo
7/15/25
83
OF Velo
3/09/25
-
C Velo
-
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Pitching

Fastball

78
Velocity (max)
10/06/24
74.8 - 77
Velo Range
10/06/24
1559
Spin Rate (avg)
10/06/24

Curveball

57 - 59
Velo Range
10/06/24
1397
Spin Rate (avg)
10/06/24

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3/19/25
+ '27 OF Mason Cornell (Bullitt East, Kentucky) turned in the biggest performance of the day, carrying a super heavy barrel to the left-side of the dish during batting practice. The tempo is controlled throughout with tons of strength in the lower half that helps the physical, 6-foot-2, 205 pounder produce present plus bat speed. The path is short and direct, geared towards producing backspin contact, with present power and exits to the tune of 109 mph on the top-end. The raw power here is some of the best in the region (max distance of 419 feet), warranting a must follow prospect this spring, summer, and leading up to August 1. Cornell moves well for being so physically advanced, as he turned in a 7.08 60-yard dash while also showing serviceable hands and feet in the outfield with average arm strength (83 mph).
10/06/24

27 OF/1B Mason Cornell (Bullitt East, Kentucky) was my favorite hitter of the group, announcing his presence with authority throughout a loud round of batting practice. Cornell posted one of the more consistent rounds of the day, with his best ball leaving the barrel at 100.5 mph and averaging 87.5 mph throughout. Starting in a taller, relaxed stance with hands tight to the body, Cornell makes a controlled, positive forward move as his hands load back quietly to a strong launch position. The barrel turns tight off the back shoulder, getting on-plane early while still maintaining a more direct hand path, a combination built for consistent hard contact with proper ball flights. Cornell was able to line balls from gap-to-gap, while also showing the ability to elevate to the big part + to the pull-side. This '27 hitter shows some very strong qualities in the box presently and has a chance to mature into a real LH power bat.

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