Jordan
Fiedor

8/19/16 No longer regarded as a two-way prospect, Fiedor is among the top uncommitted senior position players in the state. The 5-foot-11, 185-pounder has shown 90 mph arm strength and a 94 mph bat exit velocity. The right-handed hitter runs well (6.84 60-yard dash, 4.44 home-to-1B) and displayed middle of the order juice in his barrel. Fiedor went 4-for-9 with a triple, three walks and three RBI during the course of the tournament.

2/15/15 Fiedor is a toolsy 5-foot-11, 195-pound right-handed hitter with a fairly polished swing. He starts open and strides to square with a short load getting his hands to a good launch position and bat angle. Path will get a little long at times, but its an easy stroke and the ball jumps off his barrel (94-mph exit velo). Fiedor ran a 6.84 60-yard dash and has good carry on his 90-mph arm from the outfield.

While Fiedor labels himself an outfielder first, his abilities on the mound will likely draw the interest of more than a few college coaches. The righty sat 81-84, down a tick from 83-85 we saw him at last summer. Fiedor has a controlled, balanced delivery from a high 3/4 arm slot and showed above average command of three pitches. His 73 mph slider has tight rotation and his 74 mph changeup is thrown at similar arm speed as his fastball with some arm side run.

7/8/14 Fiedor was one of the top prospects in attendance at the Western PA Open ID Showcase. The 5-foot-10, 170-pound sophomore has an athletic frame and displayed well above average throws from his outfield position at 86 mph. Fiedor ran a 7.01 60-yard dash and displayed the ability to drive the baseball to all fields from a slightly open stance during batting practice. The right-handed hitter utilizes a high hands load and creates strong barrel whip with a bat exit velocity of 93 mph. Fiedor completed his impressive day by sitting 83-85 out of a high 3/4 arm slot during his bullpen session. The righty also flashed a 73 mph split-change and a 72 mph slider in his arsenal. The two-way prospect will be a high follow moving forward in the Class of 2017.