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Ty
Peeples, OF, UGA Recruit
In my opinion, Peeples is the best left-handed swing in the class. It’s a similar swing to that of Xavier Neyens, but much more controlled throughout. This summer, he showed an excellent ability to control the strike zone and not expand. Couple that with his propensity for getting his best swing off, and you have an extremely dangerous hitter with a high ceiling.
He sets up in a reasonably neutral, taller stance before going into a medium leg kick as he begins his load. Peeples does a great job of controlling his forward move throughout the swing, which allows him to consistently get his best swing off and put the ball in play in the air. He showed above-average bat speed on the summer circuit with advanced hit and power tools to boot.
It’s a enticing offensive
skillset that should continue to get scouts’ attention as we work through the
fall and spring. In the outfield, Peeples has solid speed and average arm
strength. It’s a prototypical corner outfield profile, and as he continues to
fill out his slim 6’2” 185lb frame, the arm strength and power outputs should
keep improving.
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OF Ty Peeples - Franklin
County (GA)
We talked about Neyens's nice swing, but Peeples also has a smooth swing that is fun to watch. He’s risen up MLB Draft boards for 2025 fairly quickly, and we aren’t even into the next high school season.
Peeples has a good approach at the plate and a feel for the strike zone. He can get good barrel-to-ball thanks to his bat control and quick hands. He’s already got a good power presence, but with his frame, there is still tons of room to grow, which gives you a lot to project in the future.
Peeples has an accurate and
on-point arm in the outfield and gets good reads on balls. He’s likely
projected to be a corner outfield as he has the tools and athleticism to stick
out there and be a presence.
Tyler Jennings
@TylerJennings24
We are on the board with our first HR of the week, courtesy
of Ty Peeples (GA).
Really smooth swing, whippy barrel and hands, projectable
frame. Gets a 90 MPH heater in the zone and he sends it halfway up the trees in
RF for a 401-foot tank. 99 MPH off the bat.
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2024 National Showcase
Ty Peeples is a 2025 OF/RHP with a 6-2 185 lb. frame from Lavonia, GA who attends Franklin County. Long and projectable build with good present strength and room for plenty more.
Left handed hitter, starts from an upright stance with a short stride into contact, has an easy and fluid swing, low tension and loose, has lots of present bat speed and creates good separation through contact, has some lift to his path, mostly pull side contact, shows his power now but is going to mature into plenty more.
6.72 runner
in the sixty. Primary outfielder on defense, long strider, has good fundamental
actions, gets his glove down early and field cleanly, makes on line throws from
a high slot, gets behind his throws well. Excellent student, verbal commitment
to Georgia. Selected to play in the Perfect Game All-American Classic.
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Ty Peeples - Prospect Profile
Joel Reuter - Bleacher Report - August 14th: "He has a
picturesque left-handed swing and plenty of room to add further strength to his
6'2", 185-pound frame, though his present power is already playable.
Peeples has the speed and instincts to stick in center field, which only raises
his ceiling further."
Baseball America - July 17th: "Peeples has a lean,
athletic frame and hitterish traits. He has consistently performed at a high
level, showing good rhythm and timing in a fluid, well-sequenced swing that’s
quick, loose and whippy. He flashes over-the-fence power now without having to
sell out his swing to do so, and has the strength projection and fast bat speed
for more power to come."
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