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John David Alexander
John David Alexander
John David Alexander

CLASS OF 2026

OF
RHP

John David
Alexander

Texas A&M
Barbe (HS) • LA
6' 3" • 190LBS
L/R • 19yr 3mo
Travel Team: Knights National
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Hitting
22
Hand Speed (max)
7/26/22
70.7
Bat Speed (max)
7/26/23
8.5
Rot. Acc (max)
7/26/23
60
Hard Hit %
7/26/23
Power
95.3
Exit Velocity (max)
7/26/22
89.3
Exit Velocity (avg)
7/26/23
368
Distance (max)
7/26/23
83
Sweet Spot %
7/28/21
Run
6.85
60-yd
7/26/23
3.84
30-yd
7/26/23
1.69
10-yd
7/26/23
20.4
Run speed (max)
7/26/23
Defense
78
INF Velo
7/28/21
90
OF Velo
5/21/22
-
C Velo
-
Pop Time
Pitching

Fastball

89
Velocity (max)
2/20/23
86 - 88
Velo Range
2/20/23
1964
Spin Rate (avg)
5/21/22

Changeup

74 - 79
Velo Range
6/08/23
1522
Spin Rate (avg)
5/21/22

Curveball

73 - 73
Velo Range
6/08/23
-
Spin Rate (avg)

Slider

76.2 - 79.1
Velo Range
5/21/22
2108
Spin Rate (avg)
7/26/23

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2/12/26
The former Future Gamer and Texas A&M recruit made his first start on the mound since his sophomore year last Thursday — and he looked right at home. Matched up against a loaded Bennett School (TX) lineup, Alexander delivered a complete-game effort, allowing just four hits and one earned run with two walks and four strikeouts on 89 pitches (55 strikes). It was a polished, mature outing against quality competition, even if it came in a tough-luck loss. With Bennett’s order stacked with right-handed bats, the matchup played directly into Alexander’s strengths. His 85-88 mph fastball, particularly the two-seamer, consistently bored in on the hands of righties, generating weak contact and keeping barrels off the ball. When he needed to change the look, he showed confidence pitching backwards — landing a 76-79 mph slider for strikes and mixing in a 78-80 mph changeup with late fade to keep hitters off balance. He didn’t record a hit at the plate, but he nearly left the yard — tattooing a 90 mph fastball to straightaway center for a loud fly out that likely would’ve carried out on a warmer night. All things considered, it was an impressive return to the mound and a reminder of the complete skill set Alexander brings to the table.
2/20/25

The Texas A&M commit and former Future Gamer swung the bat extremely well last Thursday in our look against Waxahatchie (TX) and their #1 arm Judd Nash, who is headed to Panola Junior College.  Alexander collected three singles on the day, one to the pull-side, one up the middle, and one to the opposite-field.  In his second at-bat, he showed good adjustability on a first-pitch curveball, keeping his hands back just long enough and keeping his barrel flat through the zone to punch a single up the middle.  In his last at-bat, he did a nice job of staying behind and through a fastball on the outer-half to drive it the other way for a line drive single.  Alexander is certainly at his best when he's driving the ball to all fields, which is a good sign for the Bucs and him.

2/14/25

'3" 190 lbs. physical frame.  The former Future Gamer and Texas A&M commit is back healthy this spring and took some really good at-bats last Friday against Parkview Baptist, and also recorded two of Barbe's four total hits the day before.  Against the Eagles, Alexander laid down a perfect bunt for a hit down the 1B line in his first at-bat and then smoked a two-out RBI double to the opposite field gap in his second at-bat, which extended the Bucs lead to 4-0.  He got hit by a pitch in his third at-bat and then proceeded to steal 2nd and 3rd to finish the game 2-2 at the plate. 

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