Kyle
Lane

Body Type: 5-foot-9 , 170-pound average frame.
Swing Mechanics: Fluid load, incorporating a leg kick and bat tip prior to launch.
Hit: Energy filled swing with loose hands. Barrel whips through the zone with authority and a knack for squaring up the baseball. Movements are athletic and well timed, allowing him to get the most out of frame. Very solid round.
Power: 84 mph exit velocity. Ball jumps. Very quick hands that accelerate early in the process and maintains hand speed through contact. More of a gap guy now but should see more juice as he develops physically.
Offensive Projection: Multiple Roles/TBD. Already has the look of a high average guy but I think there is untapped juice in there with potential for him to become more dynamic down the road.
Run: 7.61 60-yard dash.
Field: Top infielder we saw from the Prospects. Worked out at third base/shortstop, looking the part at both positions. Plays with fluid feet, creating angles to maintain rhythm through fielding process. Impressive ball skills for class. Very solid, reliable defender.
Throw: 79 mph across the diamond. Arm plays. Ball jumps out of hand. Love the arm action. Expect the number on the radar gun to increase over the next few years.
Defensive Projection: 3B/SS. Similar to the bat it’s a “Wait and see” defensively for when he adds burst with maturity. Likely stays on the left side. How athletic he becomes laterally likely determines future destination. Has the ball skills to play up the middle.
Additional Comments: Very good player with a well-rounded skill set. How dynamic he becomes physically will determine how big of a prospect he becomes as he already has the finer points down baseball wise. 

At the plate the right-hander starts open and uses a leg kick load/controlled stride to get back to even. Hands have minimal movement prior to launch. Swing is compact and he possesses barrel feel to either gap. A line drive hitter presently with more to come as he adds strength. Currently has a top exit velocity of 76 mph. The top defender actions wise in attendance for the prospects. Feet are fluid and he reacts well off the bat. Showed the lateral mobility and ball skills to stay in the middle of the infield. How arm strength comes along will likely determine which side of the field he ends up on. Threw with 68 mph arm strength across the infield and ran an 8.06 60-yard dash.