Oliver
Leonard

6-foot-5, 180-pound right-handed pitcher. The fastball sat 77-78 mph and downhill at times. The slider sat 65-66 mph and was big in shape. He flashed a slider from a submarine slot that was solid, sitting 63-64 mph. The changeup from underneath was 69-70 mph and good in action. The frame is long and lanky, should fill out. He filled up the zone and could be a specialist out of someone's bullpen. The delivery is online whether he is above 3/4 slot or dropping down. The lift has forward lean to it and he shows a good tempo to the process. All of his pitches have action to them and he stays in his delivery. If he decides to drop down permanently he could be really nasty at times. 

The 6-foot-5, 175 pound right-handed pitcher throws out of a tough side arm slot.  Even with the tough angle and long limbs, he stays consistent with his delivery.  He stays balanced and in line throughout.  The fastball was 71-74 mph with late heavy sink. When I watch him throw I know there is more in the tank.  The breaking ball was 66-69 mph with sweeping action that looks like it’s coming from behind right-handed hitters.This is a guy who has a ton of potential.  I think he’s a guy that is still growing into his body.  If he can get stronger and the arm speed increases, he has a chance.