@Twolvesbb2023 
89
Velocity (max)
3/20/23
CLASS OF 2023
RHP
1B
Jacob
Smith
Niagara-Wheatfield (HS) • NY
6' 5" • 205LBS
R/R • 21yr 1mo
Rankings
2023 National
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2023 State
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Best Of Stats
Fastball
87 - 89
Velo Range
3/20/23
2124
Spin Rate (avg)
6/30/21
Changeup
77 - 78
Velo Range
3/20/23
1736
Spin Rate (avg)
6/30/21
Curveball
74 - 75
Velo Range
3/20/23
-
Spin Rate (avg)
Slider
73 - 76
Velo Range
6/24/21
1926
Spin Rate (avg)
6/30/21
87.6
Exit Velocity (max)
2/18/21
77.7
Exit Velocity (avg)
2/18/21
267
Distance (max)
2/18/21
50
Sweet Spot %
2/18/21
22.5
Hand Speed (max)
2/18/21
70.2
Bat Speed (max)
2/18/21
20.3
Rot. Acc (max)
2/18/21
-
Hard Hit %
8.18
60-yd
2/18/21
-
30-yd
-
10-yd
-
Run speed (max)
73
INF Velo
2/18/21
-
OF Velo
-
C Velo
-
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Physical: Long, lanky 6-foot-3, 170lb frame with advanced projectability up on the bump.
Pitching: RHP - Featured adequate pace in the delivery, repeating well with a tall, imposing look on his move down the slope. Got to a balanced stack, driving downward into a blocked off, sequenced lower half, producing arm talent through a H ¾ slot. The FB landed at 79-81 mph at T2251rpms and flashed big arm-side run up to T20 inches of HM (via Trackman). Dropped in a sharp, lateral 72-74 mph SL with 1736rpms average, spinning up to T18 inches of HM at its peak.
Physical: Projectable, lengthy 6-foot-2, 170-pound frame with room to continue adding strength. 8.18 runner in the 60-yard dash.
Offensively: RHH. Started from a wide even stance with a crouched feel to it; hands began low on the shoulder. Utilized a gather load back to the backside coupled with a toe tap to initiate the hands through a flat path with extension and leverage after impact. Recorded a peak bat-exit velocity of 88 mph per Trackman Baseball during his round with a near 30% line drive rate. Accrued a 267 foot batted ball distance which could be attributed to slightly deep contact points. If cleaned up, could tap into a big time power ceiling (20.3 G’s of rotational acceleration) according to Blast Motion.
Defensively: The first baseman featured adequate feel around the bag with long strides and lateral movements at his position, arrived on time from a crouched posture at the fielding window, semi-stiff glove hand and accurate, long, high ¾ slot on the release across the diamond (73 mph).