20.5
Hand Speed (max)
7/24/24
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Lascelles may have flown under the radar in Canada’s class of 2026, but not anymore. Lascelles has shown all summer to be one of the country’s most all-around players and he did more of the same at the Future Games. Some of the more mature AB’s on the Canadians squad, Lascelles didn’t strike out once, and continued to flash his impressive bat-to-ball skills against some of the top arms in the US, capped off by his triple in Game 3. It's clean on the infield with a strong accurate arm across the diamond with the ability to move around. The workout numbers aren’t eye popping right now (besides his 6.68 60-time), but as he continues to fill out and get more physical, Lascelles has a chance to be really good one day.
Lascelles is a player who’s really jumped onto the scene in 2024 and earned himself a spot on Canada’s Future Games team. 6-foot-1, 170-pounds and can handle both positions on the left side of the infield with good instincts, range and arm strength (85mph). The left-handed hitter features good bat-to-ball skills and works gap-to-gap, but has shown the ability to drive the ball at times, as well. Has the potential to be an impact bat as he continues to fill out as he’s able to find the barrel with ease right now. Moves well around the basepaths with home-to-first times in the 3.75-3.80 range, along with a 6.81 60-yard. Possesses some good tools right now and will be a fun watch in Ontario over the next couple summers as he continues to develop and gain strength.