Scott Blewett
2013 East Coast Pro Showcase Top
50 Prospects - 22. Scott Blewett –
RHP, Charles W Baker (NY) HS - 6’6, 210 RHP came out sitting 91-93 and touched
94. http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/sullys-top-50-ecp-prospects/
8-6-13 - Top pitchers - East Coast
Professional Showcase, Syracuse, NY - 5.
Sean Blewett, RHP, C.W. Baker HS (NY): A local kid from just outside of
Syracuse, Blewett is going to make scouts travel back to New York next spring.
At 6-foot-6, there's projection here, and he hit up to 93 mph during his
outing. http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20130806&content_id=56048786&vkey=news_mlb&c_id=mlb
9-11-13 - Sully’s 2014 Top 100 MLB
HS Draft Prospects – 41.Scott Blewitt – RHP, Charles W Baker (NY)
HS http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/sullys-2014-top-100-mlb-hs-draft-prospects/
10-28-13 - There are dozens of
future big leaguers playing in Perfect Game's 16th annual World Wood Bat
Association World Championship. Of the roughly 1,700 players on the 85 teams,
perhaps none looks more like a big leaguer than RHP Scott Blewett. He won't
turn 18 until April, but Blewett (Baker High, Baldwinsville, N.Y.) already is a
sturdy 6-foot-6 and 210 pounds. The Syracuse Sports Zone right-hander has a
sound delivery, especially for a teenager with such a big frame, and the ball
comes out of his hand well. Blewett opened the game by firing 91-94 mph
fastballs and touched 96 one time in the first inning. Even when the St. John's
recruit dipped to the upper 80s in the latter half of his outing, he still was
able to get outs thanks to the riding life on the pitch. http://ht.ly/qeYJz
10-29-13 – Jim Callis – Top 10
World Wood Bat Association World Championship (WWBA) Jupiter, Fla - 7. Scott
Blewett, RHP, Syracuse Sports Zone (Baker High, Baldwinsville, N.Y./St. John's)
- Looks like a big leaguer at 6-foot-6,
210 pounds and already can reach 96 mph with riding life on his fastball. http://ht.ly/qi5No
11-21-13 - Nathan Rode
@NathanRode - Yes he is, at No. 9. RT
@DLaBrier Is RHP Scott Blewett the NY rep? Thanks… Mack Ade @JohnMackinAde - @NathanRode - wow... Blewett is shooting up
the rankings… Nathan Rode
@NathanRode - @JohnMackinAde Yes he is.
Looked good at Area Codes. Very good outing at Jupiter.
11-21-13 – BA Top 100 High School
Players - 14 Scott Blewett RHP R/R 6-6 220 Baker HS, Baldwinsville, N.Y. St.
Johns http://www.baseballamerica.com/college/2014-high-school-top-100-with-commitments/
11-27-13 – Big League Futures Top 25 Poll – 24 Scott Blewett RHP Charles W Baker (NY) http://bigleaguefutures.net/1/2013/11/26/mlb-draft-top-25-prospects-poll/
12-10-13 – TTF – Top 50 HS Players
- 18. Scott Blewett, RHP, Baker HS (NY) - I’ll be honest, I didn’t know a lot
about Blewett before Perfect Game’s WWBW held in Jupiter in October. The 6’-6”
right-hander impressed everyone with a sound delivery and a fastball that
touched 97 mph. His curveball is still developing but looks like a potential
plus pitch down the line. Had a great showing in tournaments and I probably
still have him ranked low. Committed to St. Johns. http://throughthefencebaseball.com/2014-mlb-draft-top-50/40532#zz88YJZTOG8iEa1Z.99
12-9-13 – Pine Tar Press - 28-
RHP Scott Blewett Baker HS (St. John’s Commit) The kid from New York would
definitely be a working project for any club that takes him. But, the 6’6 righty
also is easy to like because he does not have the wear on his arm that a kid
from a baseball rich state typically has. He has plenty of power in his arm and
has touched 96 while his off speed stuff continues to mature. (Out of 1st
round-Yankees selection soon after) http://pinetarpress.com/early-look-2014-mlb-draft/
1-3-14 – TTF Baseball - 27.
Atlanta Braves — Sean Blewett, RHP, Baker HS (NY) - The 6’-6” right-hander was
extremely impressive during the fall, hitting 97 mph and showing a sound
delivery at the perfect Game WWBW in Jupiter, Florida. His curveball is still
developing but he shows a good feel for it and it could be a plus pitch. With
his size and arm strength, his upside is sky high and a strong senior season
could propel him higher. http://throughthefencebaseball.com/2014-mlb-draft-2/40753#ppGUqI6CbWFvzsPf.99
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