Jack
Rando

6/12/18 - Home-1^st: 4.50, Position Velocity:  IF-79, Exit Velocity: 82

5-foot-9, 170-pound, RHH shows advanced offensive approach w/ knack for consistent contact, swing and missing on just 1 of 11 in game swings while collecting a double.  Short, sturdy profile w/ physical lower half, some physical projection.  Offensively, hits w/ an open, crouched stance w/ low hand location and active hands into knee to knee leg kick and proper load.  Generates bat speed through the zone w/ some natural loft.  Pull oriented approach, shows ability to use all fields when necessary.  Lot of line drives when right, can get uphill at times, too flyball heavy.  Barrel feel w/ balance, shows ability to stay on breaking balls.  Shows present doubles power w/ projectable pull HR power.  Projectable average runner.  Defensively, shows solid hands w/ easy to carry arm strength.  Feet work w/ solid lateral movement.  Developing defender learning how to consistently attack ground balls and put himself in position to make plays.  Has the tools to profile as an above average defensive second basemen.

9/24/17 - Home-1^st: 4.91, Position Velocity:  75, Exit Velocity: 80
5-foot-9, 170-pound, RHH showed an advanced feel to hit, going 2-4 w/ zero swing and miss in game.  Short, stocky player w/ physical lower half.  Hits with a slightly open, slightly crouched stance and back shoulder hand location w/ bat waggle.  Leg kick to slightly open w/ proper load.  Has a presence in the box.  All fields hitter w/ some pull power.  Barrel feel w/ ability to backspin.  Really good looking young hitter.  Smart baseball player knows how to run the bases, swiping a bag in game.  Defensively, features smooth defensive actions w/ soft hands and good feet, reliable arm strength.  Very intriguing offensive first middle infielder.

9/25/16 - 60 Time: 7.53, Position Velocity:  IF-71, Exit Velocity: 79
5-foot-7, 160-pound, RHH hits from a narrow but more balanced and even stance, picks his front foot up quickly and puts it right back down for a stride with a little bit of barrel tilt to get loaded, lower half gets through the zone but pulls him up and forward a little bit, finishes tall and often on his front foot, bat path can be a little steep coming into the zone but seemed to flatten out through the ball, looked his best in BP when he was hitting solid line drives toward right-center.  Defensively, showed average hands and footwork at the shortstop position, could’ve played through the ball smoother, often used an extra step during exchange to get rid of it, shorter arm action comes through a high ¾ release point.