John
Carney

New England Procase

6-foot-4, 190-pound, large, big framed bodied, right-handed pitcher. A quick tempo delivery, hands set higher, some coil to leg lift, frontside could lock down a tick longer. The arm action is short on the backside, working out of a higher 3/4 slot. The fastball sat in the 84-85 mph, down action, throws a heavy baseball, 2-seamer runs. The breaking pitch, was at 72-74 mph, more of a slurvey hammer, thrown for strikes. Showed feel with changeup at 78-79 mph. A three pitch guy, will need to add velocity to become a weekend starter. 

6-foot-4, 200-pound right-handed pitcher. The fastball was up to 84 mph, arm side run to the pitch. The spin pitch is big in shape, needs added fastball hand speed to it. The pitch sat at 68-70 mph. The changeup is 75 -76 mph, good fade action to the pitch. The delivery is online, above 3/4 in slot. The alignment to the plate is excellent, tracking is done well and he is deliberate with his stride. Didn't seem like he was cutting it loose, guides the breaking ball at times. I have liked the arm for awhile and think his best days are in front of him.

6-foot-3, 175-pound right-handed pitcher who was impressive on the bump. One of my favorites on the day. The upside of this guy is tremendous. The fastball touched 84 mph, with action and sink to it. The control of the fastball is solid and there is additional velocity to come as he matures. The spin pitch is 65-66, as more fastball hand speed is needed. The changeup is above average, sits at 71-73 mph. The delivery is simple and the arm works extremely well. The feet are online, and he does a good job of staying with his arm. Uses an athletic lift and go, small bounce in posture at the top of the lift. The tracking is good and he stays closed to foot strike. Excellent prospect based off what I saw.

6-foot-3, 165-pound, long lengthy athlete, shoulders are rounded has plenty of room to fill out and add weight on. A right-handed hitter, stance is balanced gets through it well, stays on it and drives it to all fields. The tee exit velocity was 77 mph with more in there once he adds strength to it. The approach is more middle to pull, shows lift and leverage to the swing, took two solid rounds of batting practice. Off the mound, showed extremely well, fastball getting to 82 mph, with life and action to the arm-side. The breaking pitch, had correct spin to it, clocked at 63-65 mph, bigger break, could be thrown harder. The changeup was clocked at 68-70 mph, good arm speed sold it well. The delivery is under control, repeats it with ease, pounded the zone with strikes. The frontside is inline with minimal pull, gets out front  on release, uses the entire body to pitch the baseball. Projects for me off the mound, big follow down the road.  Strength and overall conditioning will aid in his development.

Exit Velocity: 77 mph