Dylan
Simeone

Physical: Broad-shouldered, low-waisted 5-foot-10, 185lb frame. 

Offensively: RHH. Balanced, open, and up tempo setup, as the hands operated in rhythm. Utilized a short leg lift stride to initiate a flat path into the hitting zone towards an extended two-handed finish. Solid connection throughout his body, able to produce flush contact from gap to gap with a 92 mph exit velocity (83 mph AVG) and easy bat-speed. Pull-side approach when driving the ball for distance (309 foot distance). 

Defensively: The primary backstop featured some quick twitch out of the crouch with pocket awareness in the glove hand. Turned shoulders slightly into the catch, able to stick the back foot in the ground and release up to 75 mph and H ¾ slot. Ranged between 2.01-2.08 on pop times with moderate posture.

Physical: Proportional strength in a connected 5-foot-10, 180lb frame. 7.87 runner in the 60.

Offensively: RHH - Open, bent stance, as the backside elbow worked above the shoulder to begin. Utilized a short lift and replace stride to initiate the swing through a heavy, flat path into the hitting zone towards an on-plane two-handed finish. Stayed balanced in the legs, peppering the middle of the field during his BP round. Good barrel control and recorded a T86 mph bat-exit velocity up to a 296 foot distance. 

Defensively: The backstop featured advanced defensive skills, flashing a soft glove hand with pocket awareness. Pop times ranged from 1.94-2.01 utilizing replaceable feet and immediate transfers in/out of the glove. H ¾ release and accurate 74 mph arm strength on the bag. Solid blocker with down angles in chest. 

Physical: Well proportioned, athletic 5-foot-10, 170lb frame. 7.77 runner in the 60-yard dash.

Offensively: RHH - Began with slightly downward tilted shoulders as the hands showed rhythm and the base set up open to start. Utilized a toe-tap stride to initiate the barrel through a slightly uphill, whippy path towards a lateral two-handed finish. Worked into a firm front-side at impact with good separation in the swing, notching a T87 mph bat-exit velocity at his peak (via Trackman). Produced a 36% line drive, 43% fly ball split during his round with ability to drive the ball to the pull-side gap (317 feet, doubles power). Lots of confidence when thrown inner half, as quick hands can take over in the approach. 

Defensively: The primary backstop featured a narrow, compact receive from a traditional setup in the crouch. Pop times ranged between 2.20-2.26 with explosive lower half movements through the plate. Got off the backside well and gained leverage on the throw from a H ¾ slot (quick trigger, lower posture, 73 mph arm).