CLASS OF 2016
LHP
Adam
Laskey
Duke
Haddon Heights (HS) • NJ
6' 2" • 205LBS
L/L
Haddon Heights (HS) • NJ
6' 2" • 205LBS
L/L
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2016 National
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2016 State
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- New Jersey Scout Blog: Top Performers - May 16, 2016
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- 2016 Draft Blog - May 6, 2016
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- NJ Insider: 2016 State Rankings: Top 25 By The Numbers - Nov 23, 2015
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- Q & A With 2016 LHP Adam Laskey (Haddon Heights HS) - May 29, 2015
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9-5-2018: Strong, athletic frame at six-foot-three, 205 pounds. Compact arm action to a three-quarter slot produces above average arm speed. Repeats a simple delivery, landing soft and on-line with good balance and extension out front. Best pitch is a plus changeup. Deceptive. Thrown with fastball arm speed and showing hard sink. Consistent swing/miss out pitch at 81-84 mph. Fastball ranged from 89-92 mph, mostly 90. Sat 88-89 in the fifth inning. Average life with near average control. On this day showed very little feel for a 78-80 mph curveball, well below average pitch. However, the pitch was much closer to average this spring during my mid-May look against North Carolina. Overall, Laskey is a potential three-pitch lefty with a starter delivery, arm action, frame and athleticism. With a solid junior season this spring, he will likely receive early round consideration next June. (Seifert)
3-15-2018: 6’3/205, Sophomore. 2019 eligible. Strong frame. Might be a tick less than listed 6-foot-3. Pitches from 3/4 slot. Simple delivery. Easy. Solid balance on finish. Short arm action. Fastball started 90-92 with slight arm-side run, flashes sink. 88-90 in the second inning. Generated weaker contact in general. Control comes and goes. Worked down in the zone for the most part. Breaking ball has more tilt and depth than in high school. Shows 3/4 break, looks more like a slider against lefties. Gets more depth on it when he goes arm side. 76-78. Changeup has sink, turns it over at 80-82. 5.2 IP, 3 ER, 3 H, 5 BB, 4 K. 56/100 strikes.