Trey
Tujetsch

 
09.11.17
South Carolina commit.  First bullpen action of the fall, working to stay under control and not cutting it loose just yet.  Athletic 6-foot, 165 pound frame.   Some quickness in the body with a sixty time of 7.09.  Fastball ranged 83-86, flooding the zone.  Good command of both off speed pitches.  Breaking ball sat 73-74 with sharp 11/5 action.  The change-up showed fade at 77-78.  Good hand speed in both pitches.  Average kick, staying in line and level with the shoulders.  Tall through balance with easy effort.  Loose arm swing to a high-3/4 slot.  Quick arm.  Finishes athletic with extension. 
Right handed hitter begins tall and open with a narrow stance.  Uses a big leg kick to set the weight back.  Still working to gather his timing out of the kick.  Better than average bat speed stays level through the zone.  Pull oriented with some hook off the barrel.  Average barrel ability.  Exit velocity peaking at 84.  Defensively, plays with some ease in the outfield.  Clean catches and easy transitions to an over-the-top slot.  Flashes accuracy and carry at 85 mph out of the hand.

An easy simple delivery that is repeat-able, creates downhill action from a high-3/4 slot.  Landing slightly closed, with an ability to get through the pitch, and finishing with athleticism.  The arm swing is long and loose, producing a quick hand, with the fastball sitting 81-84.  Change-up is the second pitch, ranging 73-77 with arm side action and deceptive hand speed.  The breaking ball flashes as an option, but can be inconsistent, topping at 71, with late 11/5 action.  Plenty of room for growth in the young, athletic 5-foot-10, 160 pound frame.  Extremely versatile with a solid fundamental base.  Ran his sixty in 7.05, and continued the theme of athleticism and quickness with an arm speed measured at 85mph.  Loose arm works to a high-3/4 with above average accuracy and carry.  Offensively, the right handed hitter works from an athletic base with a smooth load back and short stride.  Lower half works, creating looseness in the swing, with at least average bat speed.  Direct path produced line drives, working gap-to-gap, with well above average barrel awareness.  Some wrap in the bat at the load position and some body coil, but it did not seem to bother the swing that works with good rhythm.  Exit velocity topped at 82mph.