Tucker
DeLisle

Physical: Long-limbed, high-waisted 6-foot-2, 185lb frame with starter’s projection.

Pitching: RHP. Starts off the middle of the rubber; forward drop-step with a cross-body leg-swing into stack position. Really rides the hip-hinge from a quick, whippy move at footstrike out of a H ¾ slot. Got extended on top of the hitter using an 87-90, T91 mph FB for strikes and added a sweeping, much improved 72-78 mph SL to manipulate the zone (2327).

Physical: Lean, athletic 6-foot-1, 170lb frame with projection left in the build. 7.34 runner in the 60-yard dash. 

Offensively: RHH - Wide open, upright stance with the hands out in front of the shoulder; utilized a stretched load, using a lift and replace stride outwards towards the pitcher allowing the hands to operate through a flat path into the hitting zone. Generated a whippy, accurate barrel creating a lofty, backspin approach through the middle of the field (57% fly ball rate / 275 foot batted ball distance via Trackman) and added a T86 mph bat-exit velocity during a consistent batting practice round. Top of the order profile with mostly singles PWR at the moment. 

Defensively: The third baseman flashed ready footwork, bouncing in the “ready step” phase. Stayed on the toes and approached at a wide, balanced position with the hands out in front funneling into the chest. Posted a loose 81 mph arm across the diamond with accuracy on the bag. 

Pitching: RHP - Started off the middle of the rubber with a quick, shallow leg lift showing big time hip coil at the stack; got down the mound on time with lots of intent, explosiveness through release from ¾ slot. The FB ranged from 79-81 mph with arm-side run, taking hands in on RHH at times; added a solid 64-66 mph SL while holding direction at the land, flashing good command in the zone.

Physical: 6’1 165 RHP/3B ran a 7.46 laser timed 60-yard dash. Thin frame has good length that allows him to create leverage.

Offensively: Starts with a narrow and opened stance. Has a long load of his upper body and a slight leg kick to create timing. Barrel works up through the ball and creates a solid contact consistently.

Defensively: Plays low to the ground, and keeps momentum flowing as he catchers and prepares to throw. Arms works quickly from a high ¾ arm slot.

Pitching: Works semi quick through his windup, gathers into his backside as his leg lifts. Has a slight pause at the top of his leg lift and then works downhill with intent.