Brian
Korchok

Physical: Big, XL 6-foot-3, 230lb frame with large intent in all phases; 7.41 runner in the 60.

Offensively: RHH. Slightly open, narrow stance that gets into the legs. Some barrel wag early, slots the hands with whip through a slight uphill path into the hitting zone. Demonstrates knob to ball and acceleration at impact and blocked off front side; T92 mph bat-exit velocity up to 339 feet. Middle of the order type at the next level.

Defensively: The third baseman operates under control with adequate pace positionally. Quicker V-slot that plays in-game, 79 mph across the diamond in/out of the hand. Showcased ability to move his left and handle the other corner spot (first base).

Physical: Projectable, strong 6-foot-3, 225lb frame with durability. 7.32 runner in the 60-yard dash.

Offensively: RHH - Narrow, taller stance with the front foot tapping in rhythm for the pitch; utilized a short leg-lift stride as the trigger, initiating through a flat path into the hitting zone. Stayed inside the baseball with a short, direct operation, efficiently hitting behind the ball during his round. Notched a T91 mph bat-exit velocity at his peak with some feel for the top hand, driving the baseball at impact to the pull-side of the field. Recorded a lofty 64% fly ball rate (via Trackman), accruing a 341 foot batted ball distance at his peak for doubles power. Some middle of the order intangibles with the ability to situationally hit in-game. 

Defensively: The third baseman worked positively towards the target with right-left footwork to the point of attack, fielded softly with some give inward to the chest, exchanging quickly to a H ¾ slot and on its way to the bag. Made plays easily to his glove hand side (left) staying low with pace to match (76 mph arm). Slid over the outfield, reading the ball in the air accurately with good direction. Worked behind the ball and then down through, gaining momentum over the front-side from a H ¾ slot (longer, 78 mph arm). 

Physical: Strong, XL 6-foot-3, 225lb frame with connected actions in all phases, adding durability. Sneaky 7.19 runner in the 60-yard dash. 

Offensively: RHH - Upright, even start with the feet at shoulder-width as the hands operated loosely with rhythm at a higher position. Utilized a leg-lift stride, holding posture over the back hip for stretch while initiating through a slightly uphill path with loft in the approach. Natural feel for the LCF gap posting a T91 mph bat-exit velocity via Trackman to go along with a 341 foot batted ball distance during his batting practice round. Easy middle of the order considerations with abilities that transferred over to gameplay, getting good rips off in each AB vs. quality arms. Good FB hitter with current bat to ball skills to match (84% on-plane efficiency per Blast Motion). 

Defensively: The third baseman featured adequate footwork (right to left) presenting the glove hand early at the fielding window. Showed off soft, inward funnels from a wide base, going to a quick glove tap before releasing from a high ¾ slot (medium takeaway, 81 mph arm).