Jeren
Kendall

6/12/17 - Drafted in the first round, 23rd overall by the Los Angeles Dodgers. 

2/3/14 - 5-foot-10, 170-pounds, athletically built, left handed hitting outfielder, build shows strength, solid upper half into tapered waist. What stands out for Kendall is the ease at which he plays the game. The Super 60 might not have been Kendall’s best showing but the fleet footed outfielder still showed that he has the tools to play at a pro level. Defensively Kendall showed some of the most natural outfield actions of the group, he move with ease and his feet work extremely fluid, Kendall also ran a 6.66 in the 60. Defensively he profiles as an advanced centerfield defender. Offensively he hits from the left side with a quiet simple approach. Kendall’s bread and butter is using his hands to produce opposite field line drives. His swing is dominated by his hands and shows excellent balance. Kendall has excellent plate coverage over the outer half and seems very comfortable handling any pitch in that area. As long as the weather holds up this year Kendall definitely gave scouts a reason to flock to Holmen, WI this spring.

3/3/13 - Athletic frame and build, shows strength, 5-foot-10, 175-pound left handed outfielder. Kendall is one of the top rated outfielders in the region, Vanderbilt recruit, No.1 prospect in the Wisconsin Class of 2014. Shows highly athletic actions defensively, true outfield actions, natural outfielder. Feet work athletically and fluidly, 3.8 runner home to first, plays through the baseball well, efficient crow hop. His arm works loosely from an over the top arm slot, he showed accuracy and carry at 89 mph from the outfield. Hits from the left side, tall stance, slightly open, short stride. Bat path is highly efficient, simple approach, keeps it quiet. Advanced hands at the plate, advanced hand eye, barrel awareness, works the middle of the field, hard contact. Easy swing, flat through the zone, 87 mph exit velocity from the tee.

Kendall is a 5-foot-10, 165-pound left-handed hitting outfielder from Holmen HS. Kendall has an advanced approach at the plate, hitting from a tall, slightly open stance. He is extremely quiet at the plate showing plus balance throughout his swing; his bat path is highly advanced showing a short quick path that stays inside the baseball well. Kendall also displays solid hand-eye that allows him to consistently find the barrel. His swing is easily repeatable and produces consistent line drives to the middle of the field.