Jack
Weber

Weber is a long and lean 6-foot-4, 180-pound right-handed pitcher in Missouri’s 2021 class. Weber has long levers and a projectable frame. Weber has a simple delivery, collects weight over the rubber, controlled leg lift, gains momentum down the mound, long loose arm action, over the top release, creates downhill tilt, effectively changed speeds during game action to keep hitters off balance. Fastball 79-83 mph at the event, thrown for a high percentage of strikes, located at the bottom of the zone, occasional arm side run, curveball is 68-73 mph, 12-to-6 shape, mostly gradual action, changeup is 72-75 mph, fading action with some sink, near fastball arm speed.

Webber is a tall and lean 6-foot-4 180-pound left-handed hitting third baseman and right-handed pitcher in Missouri's 2021 class.  He ran a 7.52 60 and has an 89 mph exit velocity. At the plate, open stance, minimal load, toe tap to stride, aggressive bat speed, power to pull side, hits with leverage, stays under control with quick hands.  On the infield, high three quarters arm slot, fields ball in athletic position, creates momentum in footwork during clean exchange, accurate throws, 76 mph, projection for strength in build. On the mound, Weber throws with regular effort, stays under control, creates in line direction towards the plate during stride, arm works, over the top release, fastball at 82-84 mph, let one pitch go at 87 mph, throws for strike, breaking ball has sharp 12-to-6 movement, lands for strikes, throws change up down in the zone with near fastball arm speed, 74-75 mph.