Justin
Gellman

2/18/13: Coming off injury a few weeks ago, Gellman still looks like a top Class of 2015 player. In the field, Gellman has a good approach to the ball with fluid footwork, soft hands, and a quick exchange while throwing through the ball. His velocity was down a tick, but we expect it to jump as he gets through the spring and summer. At the plate, the strong-bodied 6-foot-1, 195-pound Gellman has strong hands and looseness in his swing, generating quick bat speed and driving the ball to all fields with some pull side power.

11/11/12: Gellman is a solidly built and projectable 6-foot-1, 198 pound third baseman who has the tools and ability to be a top ranked Class of 2015 player. At the plate, Gellman has a slightly crouched stance with a short stride and balance through his swing. With his strong lower half, Gellman generates fast bat speed and barrel whip through the zone with a level swing, extension through contact and a slightly uphill finish. He drove the ball hard on a line to the left side with backspin carry.  At third base, Gellman moves well to the ball with a good approach and a quick glove to hand transfer while delivering accurate throws across the diamond (75-78 mph). Additionally, Gellman ran a 7.54 60 and posted the top exit velo of 88-mph.