CLASS OF 2018
3B
1B
Justyn-Henry
Malloy
Georgia Tech
St. Joseph's Montvale (HS) • NJ
6' 2" • 210LBS
R/R • 24yr 8mo
Travel Team: Team Citius/Dodgers Scout Team
St. Joseph's Montvale (HS) • NJ
6' 2" • 210LBS
R/R • 24yr 8mo
Travel Team: Team Citius/Dodgers Scout Team
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2018 National
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2018 State
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- New Jersey Draft Preview - May 31, 2018
- Northeast ProCase - Complete Evaluations - Feb 28, 2018
- New England Procase Quick Hits - Feb 12, 2018
- Results from New England's 2018 Northeast Procase - Feb 12, 2018
- 2018 Northeast Procase - Top Performers - Feb 12, 2018
- 2018 Northeast Procase - Sneak Peek - Feb 12, 2018
- Toms River South Rips 18 Hits, St. Joseph's Montvale Gets Great Pitching in Wins - Apr 18, 2017
- NJ: Updated and Expanded 2018 Rankings - Mar 30, 2017
- The Hotlist: Top 2018s By Position - Nov 23, 2016
- Updated 2018 Player Rankings - Aug 31, 2016
- St. Joseph's Montvale Beats Bergen Catholic to Win Bergen Co. Tourney - May 29, 2016
- NJ Insider: Updated 2018 Player Rankings - May 27, 2016
- BCT Quarterfinals from Demarest Story and Recap - May 22, 2016
- New Jersey Scout Blog: Top Performers - May 16, 2016
- New Jersey Insider: 2018 Player Rankings Released - Oct 5, 2015
- Justyn-Henry Malloy (NJ) Earns Gold Medal, MVP Honors - Sep 24, 2015
- Updated Overall 2018 Rankings Released - Sep 12, 2015
- Bergen County Tournament: Final Four Recap - May 27, 2015
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6-foot-2, 200-pound right-handed hitting infielder. Impressive player out of New Jersey. The movements are athletic and he can really swing the bat. The bat has a tee exit velocity of 95 mph. Starts with his feet wide and uses a small pick up and put down of the front foot as the ball approaches. The swing path is flat and simple to the ball. Bottom half is under control and he hammers the ball. Ran a 7.4 sixty on the laser and threw 89 mph across the diamond. The feet work at third and the arm is plenty. The glove is solid and flashy. Overall, a legit pro prospect at the high school level.
No. 1 in the 2018 class is 3B Justyn-Henry Malloy (St. Joseph Regional). Malloy committed to Vanderbilt this weekend after a very successful summer where he earned a Team USA roster spot, a gold medal, and MVP honors. Our National Scouting Supervisor, Nathan Rode, recently discussed the exciting summer with Malloy and wrote about it here: Malloy Earns Gold Medal, MVP Honors. Malloy has a mature, physical build and has a knack for hitting baseballs hard and far. The corner infielder hit .538 in the Pan American Championships.
4/2/16 - Justyn Henry Malloy stands at 6-feet-1, 185-pounds as a righty hitting corner infielder. Malloy has a balanced approach, and looks confident in his crouch at the plate. He raises his hands above his right ear, and utilizes a toe tap as a timing mechanism. Malloy’s video shows that his hands tended to drift forward slightly on this day. Probably attributed that to a northern kid still getting used to seeing live pitching early on in the season, but nonetheless, it still occurred. Malloy cocks his hands in a loaded position even before the pitcher starts his motion. As the pitch comes in, his hands start to cheat a little forward. Still a sophomore early on in his second high school season, expect Malloy to make an adjustment and become a little more fluid in his swing. His superb hand speed is shown on the video of his hit, despite slight hand leakage.
7/30/19:Has been a well-known prospect in the Northeast for years. He was buried on the veteran-laden roster for national champion Vanderbilt as a freshman, but he has shined with the bat this summer for Newport, hitting .327/.528/.541 with five homers and six doubles in 98 at-bats. Plenty physical at 6-foot-2, 210 pounds, Malloy’s raw strength and bat speed has never been in doubt, but he has impressed with his patience at the plate this summer, drawing 36 walks against 33 strikeouts. He’s a heavier-footed defender at third base but has some decent actions and could battleJayson Gonzalezfor the starting job at the hot corner next spring. (Fitt)