Kevin
Warunek

Junior southpaw only worked one inning, yet is definitely an arm to get out and see again at some point. Six-foot-4, 200-pound frame. Long levers with proportional strength. Easy operation with a 90-91 mph fastball that worked to both sides of the plate. Created some angle in on right handed hitters while running it away from them to the arm side with some carry. Also showed ability to throw the bigger sweeping slider for strikes, hovering around 80 mph (2500 rpm). Intriguing arm to catch again at some point.

VA/DC Scout Blog

Warunek is a Longwood commit and is 6-3 with a projectable athletic frame. Still has room to add strength, wide hips and shoulders. Throws from a three-quarters arm slot with a longer loose quick arm action and some effort to his delivery. Creates deception, hides ball well, classic lefty crossfire, shoulders are uphill and closed, lands closed with an athletic finish. Fastball was 84-89, touching 90 one time, pitch has some angle from his crossfire and long arms as well as a bit of late hard armside run. Hard slider was 77-81 with good armspeed, hard late 2/8 break to it, showed ability to bury on a righty's back foot or throw it for a strike. Overall was more control than command, but did show the ability to go in and out with the fastball and throw the slider for a strike or as a finisher. Fastball was 86-89 in the first two innings, really mostly sitting 88-89. Velocity tailed into the 84-86 range in the third and fourth. He got a late start to the season and hasn't been stretched out, which likely has something to do with that. Generated a lot of swing and misses, struck out 7 in the first three innings and overpowered most of the Battlefield lineup during that stretch.