Dylan
Frank

Dylan Frank, Bingham (UT), 2025
Positional Profile: OF/2B Moved to Utah from the Sacramento are before his sophomore year. A Future Games/West Coast Games alum that has fallen through some cracks. Quality D2/High JC type tools. Great makeup!
Body: 6-1, 180-pounds. Tall lean athletic with a streamlined look and twitch
Hit: RHH. Semi crouched slightly open even prop stance. Solid separation between the load and front foot strike LD all fields gap power with occasional pull side juice. More LD alley to alley vs over the fence 79.5 mph bat speed with 10 G's of rotational acceleration.
Power: 99 max exit velocity, averaged 88.0 mph. 332' max distance. Power alley juice and sprays the ball around the field with 100 max EV's.
Arm: RH. OF-88 mph. Can throw and the arm works properly with arm strength nd quality arm stroke.
Defense: Take proper routes and can play all 3 OF spots with solid reads and jumps.
ATH: 6.83 runner in the 60. Moves well with a gliding gate. 6.83/60 with instincts for balls in the dirt and looks for extra bases out of the box

A former Future Gamer, who moved to Utah over a year ago from the Sacramento area, also cousins with former U Pacific and current Oklahoma Sooner LHP-Grant Stevens, Frank has tools coming from a 6-1 170 Lb lean athletic frame, that with an added 20 lbs, could really take his game to another level. Posting abv avg data in most parts of his game and showing added strength since last summer's Future Games and State Games in Oct, Frank posted an EV of 99.2 with a max distance of 384, which was 6th at the event (12 players posted EV north of 100), so his showing was in the top 10-20% of a loaded event! He was also 4th in the event with a sweet spot% of 80 and threw effortless throws from the OF at 86 mph, suggesting 90+ is coming over the next year or so! The hitting stroke is from a semi crouched open stance and could hos front hip into the launch phase and gets his bat head turned to a 45 degree angle and fires his barrel inside and through the ball with a middle of the field approach. The bat head is flatter and consistent with a LD approach, yet when he caught the bottom ½ of the ball, the ball jumped with backspin carry and distance, as he left the yard on multiple occasions, with high and long shots out of Pine View HS. A gliding runner that clocked in at a 7.01 and it’s an easy running gate, to potentially cut 2-3 tenths of a second off his 60 yrd dash as he continues to fill out and add lower body size and strength. The best is yet to come with this projectable “catches your eye” athletic mover!