CLASS OF 2015
3B
Ryan
Mantle
Creighton
Linn (HS) • MO
5' 10" • 200LBS
R/R • 28yr 3mo
Linn (HS) • MO
5' 10" • 200LBS
R/R • 28yr 3mo
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- Missouri Weekend Roundup: May 4 - May 4, 2015
- Most Viewed Missouri Player Profiles in 2014 - Jan 1, 2015
- 2014 MHSBCA All State Team - Jun 27, 2014
- A look at the Possible 2015 Super 60 Missouri Participants - Feb 13, 2014
- Updated Overall 2015 Rankings Released - Dec 5, 2013
- 2015 RHP/3B Ryan Mantle picks Missouri State - Oct 25, 2013
- The Hotlist: Top 2015 Corner Infielders - Oct 23, 2013
- The Buzz: Recruiting News Across The Midwest - Sep 28, 2013
- Gamers win inaugural PBR Labor Day Challenge - Sep 4, 2013
- Missouri's Ryan Mantle establishes himself as premier two-way prospect - Aug 22, 2013
- Midwest Future Games: Overview and Stats - Aug 13, 2013
- Midwest Future Games Results: Missouri vs Illinois - Aug 6, 2013
- Team Missouri Highlights from the Midwest Future Games - Aug 5, 2013
- Missouri's Doherty Showcases His Speed At Midwest Future Games - Aug 2, 2013
- Midwest Future Games Profile: Ryan Mantle from Linn HS - Jul 23, 2013
- St. Louis Preseason Prospect Showcase Recap and Results - Feb 19, 2013
- St. Louis Preseason Prospect Showcase Roster and Preview - Feb 14, 2013
- Missouri's 2015 class shows great promise - Feb 13, 2013
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6/13/12: Mantle was the top two-way prospects at the event, as he showed extremely well both at third base and on the mound. Standing a solid 5-foot-10, 200-pounds, Mantle displayed one of the strongest arms across the diamond, posting a velocity of 79 mph. Aside from his arm strength, he showed fundamental defensive actions, as he took efficient routes, demonstrated quiet, soft hands and played through the ball well. Offensively, he has a balanced approach and showed good rhythm with loose hands and a powerful swing. Using his strong lower half, Mantle produced some barrel whip and squared up the ball, driving it hard with gap to gap power. On the mound, Mantle operates from a over the top arm slot. He showed good hand acceleration and fluid mechanics throughout while showing the ability to command three pitches for strikes. His arm works with little effort on all pitches and the ball jumped out of his hand. His fastball showed some arm side run and was down in the zone; sitting in the 82-83 mph range and topping at 84 mph. His 70-72 mph curveball demonstrated sharp two-plane break. Mantle’s change up had some depth, at 71-73 mph.