Kellum
Clark

Cape Cod- A top prep prospect from the Class of 2020 Kellum Clark (Mississippi State) struggled to track the baseball and identify spin, leading to 26 strikeouts in 63 at-bats and a .190 batting average. With violence to his swing he has big-time power in batting practice, but that power did not transfer to his summer game with just three extra base hits, all doubles. At his best he works gap to gap, but can get away from himself and just yank for pull side power only. Defensively, he struggles on the dirt at first base and has more of a left field profile. At 6-foot-4, 220 pounds his frame reminds of Justin Smoak, a former 1st rounder and the 11th overall pick of the Rangers in 2008.

Currently ranked No. 1 in Mississippi’s 2020 class, and No. 12 overall. A physical 6-foot-4, 221-pound frame with athletic makeup throughout build. The left-handed hitter shows above average body control and approach with natural fluid rhythm at the plate. Clean bat path with present strength and bat speed, line-drive contact, showing the ability to drive the balls to all fields with authority, recording an exit velocity of 95 mph. Defensively showed fluid actions with soft hands and solid arm strength positing a positional velocity of 81 mph. Displayed a quality level of athleticism for age and size, positing a 7.09 60-yard dash.