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6-foot-2, 185 pound prospect on the mound worked at a slanted angle to begin going to his balance point quickly. Arm works fast throwing from a high ¾ arm angle. Pound the zone well. Fastball sat 82-85 mph with arm side run. Curve has side spin 69-72 mph working low in the zone. Change up shows good deception 75-77 mph.
6/20/17
6-foot-1, 175 pound RHP with a projectable frame. Throws out of a low 3/4 arm slot and works at a quick tempo. Fastball was 81-83 MPH with arm side run, curveball was 66-67 MPH with some late break, and changeup was 72-73 MPH with sink.
2/12/17
6-foot-1, 170 projectable RHP has a wide shoulders and long limbs where he can easily add to his frame. On the mound works with an up tempo pace turning his left leg inwards prior to delivering from a low 3/4 arm slot using a loose arm action. Fastball shows late cutting action moving away from a right hand hitter. Curve showed a sweeping action 65-67 mph thrown with slower arm speed then his fastball. Solid 70-71 mph sinking change up.
6/21/16
Engelkes has a lanky 6-foot, 150-pound frame. On the mound, he throws from a low-3/4 arm slot with a long arm action. His fastball sat 74-77 with sink. His slider had 10/4 shape sitting 63-68 mph. His changeup showed sinking action at 67-71 mph. He works with a quick tempo and repeats his delivery. He turns his body to the hitter with his leg kick and stays inline with his stride.
1/23/16
Engelkes has a lanky 6-foot, 150-pound frame. He has a long arm action and pitches from a 3/4 arm slot. His 72-75 mph fastball had sinking action and he consistently pitched at the bottom of the zone with it. His changeup was 63-68 mph, throwing it with fastball arm speed and with sinking action. His sweeping breaking ball had 10/4 break to it and was 59-64 mph. Engelkes showed good body control throughout his motion and consistently finished in a good fielding position while staying through every pitch.