Cameron
Chick

vs Illinois State: Nebraska transfer Cam Chick had a big day atop the lineup with two hits from each side of the plate, including a pull side bullet home run from the left side and a hard double to left field from the right side. As a fifth-year senior who stands 5-foot-9, 185 pounds, Chick doesn’t have much projection to his game, but he does combine tools with instincts and skill for the game.

Chick is a 5-foot-9 165-pound switch-hitting second-baseman in Missouri’s 2018 class, Nebraska commit.  He ran a 6.68 60, fastest 60 time of the event, and a 4.28 home to first from the left side.  He has an exit velo of 85 mph from both sides of the plate, one of the top velos from both sides at the event. At the plate, gap-to-gap approach from both side with pop, attacks ball with aggressive sing from both sides, solid consistent contact, feel for the barrel, loose hands.  On the infield, 78 mph positional velo, fluid glove-to-hand transfer, fluid footwork, accurate throws, short over the top release, accurate throws.

Chick is a 5-foot-9 165-pound switch hitting catcher in Missouri’s 2018 class. He ran a 6.72 60, one of the fastest 60 times of the day, and got down the line in 4.64-seconds.  He has an 87 mph exit velo from the left side and a 91 mph exit velo from the right side, both among the event’s best. At the plate, attacks ball with aggressive sing from both sides, solid consistent contact, strong hands with with gap to gap power from both sides, repeats swing. Behind the plate, pop times between 2.06 and 2.14, fluid and clean exchange with high-three quarters release, loose arm action, momentum through the catch, mostly accurate throw, athletic actions with fluid footwork, 78 mph positional velo, one of the top velos for the event.  Singled and doubled in game action. On the infield, 80 mph positional velo, one of the top infield velos for the event, fluid footwork with quick catch and throw, high-three quarters release, accurate throws, quick twitch athlete.

Chick is a 5-foot-9 165-pound switch-hitting catcher Missouri’s 2018 class from Hickman HS in Columbia.  He ran a 4.19 home-to-first and has an exit velo of 82 mph from the left side and an 88 mph exit velo from the right side. At the plate, starts in an athletic stance, smooth load, no wasted movement, short stride, quick bat speed, loose hands, gap-to-gap approach, similar swing from both sides.  Behind the plate, pop times between 2.02 to 2.21, 75 mph positional velo, over the top release, quick catch and throw, momentum through the throw, quick feet.