Max
Laflamme

2026 Pitcher-Only/Catchers Future Games Trials

Max Laflamme, Ontario Yankees, 2026 (No. 80) New Mexico JC

Positional Profile: RHP

Body: 6-2, 205-pounds.
Fastball: 87-89.5mph, 2021rpm (T2219), 14.7” IVB, 4.2” HB.
Curveball: 75-75.6mph, 2478rpm (T2541), -4.0” IVB, -2.6” HB.
Slider: 80-83mph, 2558rpm (T2609), 0.0” IVB, -1.6” HB, 67% Strike%.
Changeup: 83-85mph, 1792rpm, 14.3” IVB, 5.5” HB, 33% Strike%.

2025 Toronto Fall Invite
Laflamme impressed on the slope at the Fall Invite, showing one of the more complete arsenals in attendance. The 6-foot-2, 203-pound RHP is equipped with a three pitch mix. The FB sat 87.3–88.2 mph, T88.4, CB at 72–75 mph (2420+), SL at 76.2–77.2 mph (2580+), and a CH at 81–82. Strong, physical frame that posted one of the stronger metrics on the day. There’s more velocity in the tank as he continues to mature. A name that college coaches should keep tabs on heading into the 2026 cycle.

2025 New York Senior Games
Max Lafflame, Ajax Elite, 2026/27 (No. 110) Uncommitted
Positional Profile: RHP/OF
Body: 6-2, 203-pounds.
Hit: RHH. 58% Sweet Spot%, 33% Line Drive%, 8% Flyball%.
Power: 95.5mph max exit velocity, averaged 83.1mph. 350ft max distance, averaged 198ft. 50% Hard-Hit%.
ATH: 7.68 runner in the 60. 4.23 30-yard split, 1.74 10 yard split. 19.5 max vertical jump.
Pitching: FB 83-87mph (13.4” IVB/3.4” HB, 60% Strike%), SL 72-74mph (-3.5” IVB/-10.7” HB, 43% Strike%).

2026 RHP Max Lafflame is an arm who’s jumped onto the radar this preseason and will take the mound next week for Prep Baseball Canada at the Best of the West Tournament in Kamloops, BC. Large frame with broad shoulders at 6-foot-2, 200-pounds and moves well down the hill with a simple, repeatable delivery that allows him to fill up the strike zone. The fastball sat 83-85mph and it’s a vertical shape with 16.1” IVB/6.6” HM. The Ajax Elite right-hander has the ability to locate the curveball at 71-72mph and nearly 2400rpm spin. He also featured a high-spin slider at 75-78 (2550+) and changeup at 75-76mph. Another good showing from Lafflame and our staff is eager to see him work in live-game action in Kamloops.

An imposing frame at 6-foot-2, 195-pounds with more room to add strength. Laflamme put together a solid day on the bump posting a fastball velocity that sat in the 83-85 mph range with a 2250+ spin rate to boot. The kid can truly spin it, indubitably, manufacturing a 2480+ average spin rate on the breaking ball, and a 2600+ on the slider. There’s some fluidity in the operation and with some adjustments the velocity should continue to tick up. Max will be a name to keep tabs on as we head into the summer circuit.