CLASS OF 2017
RHP
1B
Luke
Reno
Christian Brothers (HS) • TN
6' 4" • 177LBS
R/R • 25yr 10mo
6' 4" • 177LBS
R/R • 25yr 10mo
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2017 National
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Notes
News
- Unsigned Senior Spotlight: Christian Brothers RHP Luke Reno - Nov 8, 2016
- Top Prospect Games Pitcher Evaluations Day 1, Team 1 (Gray) - Jun 22, 2016
- January 18 Preseason Preview: Pitcher Analysis - Feb 22, 2016
- January 18 Preseason Preview: Outfielder Analysis - Feb 15, 2016
- Underclass Games: Pitcher Analysis - Jul 15, 2015
- Underclass Games: Team White Position Player Analysis - Jul 12, 2015
- Preseason All-State Showcase: Corner Infield Analysis - Feb 24, 2015
- Preseason All-State Showcase: Class of 2017/2018 Pitcher Analysis - Feb 20, 2015
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6'4, 177-pound, RHP shows a long and loose delivery from a high ¾ arm slot, uses a methodical motion to really gather himself before he heads home. Fastball was firm although without much movement, lanky build helps Reno get down the mound consistently, curveball was harder and sharper than previous events and showed some good 11/5 action as an out pitch, changeup was much more developed than we’ve seen as he wasn’t scared to throw it to righties or lefties with good arm speed . Reno seemed much more polished on the mound than in the past and seems to be taking strides in the right direction.
1/18/16 - 6-foot-4, 174-pound righty throws from a high-¾ arm slot with a long and loose delivery, fastball stayed mostly straight but touched 83 mph, lanky build helps the ball get on the hitter quicker than velo would suggest, curveball sat 64-66 and showed more of a 12/6 action than in past PBR events, threw CB for strikes, changeup stayed in the 72-73 mph range with some fade, but had trouble keeping it in the zone. Big time potential in Reno as his frame and athleticism leave you to believe there’s still a lot left in the tank. Two-way prospect, as well. As a position player, hits from a tall and athletic stance, uses a conventional stride length with an occasional toe tap in the middle and a very fluid hand load to initiate his swing, good use of the lower half and good rhythm help tremendously, ability to drive through the ball on a fairly level swing plane produced some very prevalent gap-to-gap power and an 87 mph exit velocity off the tee. Defensively, showed some very good athleticism in the outfield with his solid footwork and sure hands, played through the ball very well and showed a clean exchange, long and loose arm action from a high-3/4 release resulted in an 85 mph position velocity with accuracy and carry. Reno ran a 7.62 60-yard dash. Also pitched well, making a case to be a highly recruited 2-way player at many levels.
As a position player, the 6-foot-4, 173-pound INF/OF ran a 7.62 60 yard dash time and had a position velocities of INF-79mph/OF-83mph, Defensively Reno showed good footwork and natural instincts, showed good arm strength and long arm action, adequate hands. At the plate Reno hits from a balance setup with a short stride, gets close to arm bar in load creating some length in swing, is a line drive type hitter, showed above average bat speed with 86mph exit velocity off the tee, offensive game should continue to evolve with added physical strength.