CLASS OF 2018
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Joseph
Ragone
SUNY Maritime
Stepinac (HS) • NY
5' 10" • 170LBS
R/R • 24yr 10mo
Travel Team: Team Citius
Stepinac (HS) • NY
5' 10" • 170LBS
R/R • 24yr 10mo
Travel Team: Team Citius
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Ragone, a right-handed hitting 2018 middle infielder/pitcher, stands at 5-foot-10 and weighs a solid 165 pounds, he ran a 7.66 60. Offensively- Starts with a square wide athletic base with the weight slightly shifted to the backside. Hands begin in front of the back shoulder with the barrel of the bat at a 45-degree angle. Initiates the swing with a heavy shift to the back leg while the hands are triggered straight back creating a quality separation during the launch phase. This strong athletic middle infielder, showed the ability to drive the ball from line to line, during BP, with plus pop. Gets to the ball with a compact swing. Recorded an exit velocity of 84 MPH on the day, which was a huge increase of 10 MPH from the last event attended. Defensively- Showed fluid movements on the day with some athleticism. Quality prepitch movement, able to keep continuous movement to and through the ball. Funneling the ball to the center of the body and transferred the ball quickly, made strong accurate throws. Registered an arm velocity of 75 MPH on the day, up 5 MPH from a year ago. With some more drive from the back leg, throws will show more carry and the MPH will increase. Pitching- Starts from a slight step on the first base side of the rubber with the hands center of the body. Takes an abbreviated drop step towards first while the hands drop slightly. Gets into the gathered position with a leg kick that brings the knee just below the chest with the hand brought up chest height. Hand separation is early creating long arm action. Showed a willingness to pitch inside and attack the strike zone during the live scrimmage. Fastball showed arm side run with a top velocity of 79 MPH from a high ¾ arm slot. Curveball showed tight rotation with 11-to-5 spin and a top velocity of 65 MPH. Change-up showed good depth and spin with a velocity of 72 MPH.