Brad
Wilson

8/3/14
The 6-1, 225-pound stocky right-hander with a strong lower half came out pounding the zone with his fastball sitting 86-88 mph, topping out at 89 mph. His delivery requires regular effort, uses short arm action with quicker armspeed through a ¾ slot. Brad also threw a 76-78 mph slider with good late break and a changeup at 80 mph. He throws a very heavy fastball from a high ¾ slot and struck out five in his two innings of work.

9/22/13
6-foot-1, 225 pounds with a big strong frame.  One of the top right handed arms in Ohio’s 2015 class, and will be on a plenty of D1 radars this coming summer.   The Northridge product throws from a high 3/4 slot with short arm action.  Quick arm speed.  Good tempo and balance throughout delivery.  His fastball consistently sat around 84-85 mph while showing late life in the zone.  He also features a sharp 73-76 mph slider that proved particularly tough on right handed hitters.  Occasionally, the right hander mixed in a low 80’s fastball while dropping to a low 3/4 arm slot. 

7/29/13
6-foot-1, 225-pound right-handed pitcher with solid frame. Throws with short arm action and quick arm speed through a high ¾ arm slot. Slow tempo to his delivery. Will benefit by keeping momentum with his lower half towards the plate. Fastball sat 84-87 mph. More velocity to come. Relies on a 74-77 mph breaking ball with 11/5 action. Also showed a 79 mph changeup.

6/4/13
6-foot-1, 225-pound right-handed pitcher with solid build and strong lower half. Uses short arm action with average arm speed through high ¾ arm slot. Fastball sat 80-83 mph straight movement. Relies on a 71-72 mph breaking ball with gradual 11/5 break. Shows drop and drive type mechanics to his delivery.

8/1/12
6-foot, 210-pound right-handed pitcher. Strong stocky body. Balanced delivery with good arm extensions. Has moderate arm speed through upper 3/4 slot. Good backside finish. Fastball shows some late life, ranging 84-87 mph. Shows two types of breaking balls, slow at 68 mph and harder one at 74-75 mph. Both breakers are slurvy two plane type. Has decent arm action change up with some sink action (71-72 mph).

Wilson has a big, soft frame. In the field, he shows average foot speed, but plays through the ball. He uses a high 3/4 arm slot and short arm action while generating a top velocity of 76 mph. At the plate, the right-handed hitter uses a short stride and short, uphill path to the ball. On the mound, Wilson shows command of a 78-80 mph fastball. His 66-70 mph curveball is more of a slurve. It has late 10/4 break and is thrown near fastball arm speed. His changeup is 64-65 mph and has good fade.