Matthew
Brown

Part of a loaded roster coming out of Canada, Brown set the tone for a huge week from our neighbors to the north. At 6-foot-5, 185-pounds, the athletic right-hander holds significant upside with present stuff. The fastball worked 87-89 at the Future Games thanks to a short, quick arm stroke and aggressive intent out front. The late life to the arm side was devastating at times, and should help allow him to pitch off the fastball in future looks. His shorter, 77-80 slider was thrown for strikes and holds significant upside as a potential out-pitch. Still growing into his long frame, there is already plenty to like about Brown, and he is sure to have plenty of college coaches monitoring him closely moving forward.

Brown, standing 6-foot-5, 185-pounds, is one of the most electric arms in Canada right now in the 2024 class. The FB has life to it sitting 88-90 mph which he commands on both sides of the plate. When he gets on top of his 74-75 mph slider it has sharp break and is a swing and miss pitch and the change up shows fading action at 80-81 mph. Had multiple strikeouts blowing the fastball by hitters, Brown’s imposing frame and feel to pitch is exciting to watch and he will be a close follow through the summer.

Brown, 6-foot-4, 186-pounds, is easily one of the most electric arms we saw at the OBJ Scout Day. The uncommitted RHP has a long projectable pitchers frame with loose arm action. Brown sat 88-89 mph with his FB and was all over the zone at the knees. His SL worked nicely at 79-80 mph that showed some bite to it, the CH was 82-83 mph. Brown is a good looking young pitching prospect that everyone should have their eye on, one of the top ‘24’s in the country.