One of the better showings from behind the dish down at the Sensplex last week. Started the day off by displaying good catch/throw capabilities. Adamson led the way in regards to pop times (1.82-1.94 seconds), and arm strength (78 mph). He looked the part with the stick providing a short-compact stroke that generated a 93.3 mph exit velocity with a peak distance of 303 feet. The 5-foot-11, 170-pound backstop from Manitoba is an intriguing ball player that will look to make some noise on the summer circuit on both sides of the ball.
10/21/23
Our staff got its first look at 2026 C/INF Cole Adamson in August at the Ray Carter Cup where he was a major standout and he impressed once again this weekend in Saskatchewan. Adamson continues to standout behind the dish where he posted 1.88 - 2.03 pop-times on the weekend with a 76mph arm. His receiving skills were on display during the bullpen portion and was even active back there with his blocking abilities. At the dish, the right-handed hitter found the barrel throughout his round (70% Sweet Spot) with gap-to-gap approach and 84.4mph exit velocity. At 5-foot-10, 145-pounds, there looks to be strength coming which could really help bring his game to another level.
8/26/23
‘26 C/INF Cole Adamson was a standout catcher in a tournament that was loaded with talent at the position. Soft hands behind the dish and receives the ball with a quick transfer and accurate throws. The right-handed hitter swung the bat well throughout the week, going 6-for-19 with two extra-base hits and struck out just three times in 21 plate appearances.
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Our staff got its first look at 2026 C/INF Cole Adamson in August at the Ray Carter Cup where he was a major standout and he impressed once again this weekend in Saskatchewan. Adamson continues to standout behind the dish where he posted 1.88 - 2.03 pop-times on the weekend with a 76mph arm. His receiving skills were on display during the bullpen portion and was even active back there with his blocking abilities. At the dish, the right-handed hitter found the barrel throughout his round (70% Sweet Spot) with gap-to-gap approach and 84.4mph exit velocity. At 5-foot-10, 145-pounds, there looks to be strength coming which could really help bring his game to another level.
‘26 C/INF Cole Adamson was a standout catcher in a tournament that was loaded with talent at the position. Soft hands behind the dish and receives the ball with a quick transfer and accurate throws. The right-handed hitter swung the bat well throughout the week, going 6-for-19 with two extra-base hits and struck out just three times in 21 plate appearances.