Jonathan Cannon, RHP, Georgia
PG - Jonathan Cannon
is a 2019 RHP/1B with a 6-5 190 lb. frame from Alpharetta, GA who attends
Centennial. Long and loose athletic build, projects very well physically. Dall
and fall delivery with a compact arm action in back, will get off balance and
off line with his lower half at times, arm is quick coming through. Steady
upper 80's fastball, topped out at 89 mph, more in there with adjustments and
physical maturity. Has confidence in his change up and uses it aggressively,
turns it over well for late fading action. Short breaking slider gets off
barrels. Showed very athletic actions at first base and could easily be a
standout right fielder on defense, arm strength really showed at first base
with a longer arm stroke and more lower half use than on the mound. Right
handed hitter, long power oriented swing with nice leverage at contact, was
very aggressive in games attacking pitches and impacted the ball well. Very
interesting athlete with some ceiling to him.
2020 stat line -
5-appearances, 3-0, 0.00, 11.1-IP, 12-K
Ethan Wilson, OF, South Alabama
6-2 210
2019 (Freshman): Named
the 2019 Collegiate Baseball Co-Freshman of the Year, 2019 Sun Belt Conference
Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year, First-Team Freshman All-America by
Collegiate Baseball, Baseball America and the National Collegiate Baseball
Writers Association, Third-Team All-America by Collegiate Baseball and the
American Baseball Coaches Association/Rawlings, First-Team All-Central Region
and First-Team All-Sun Belt Conference in his first year with the program ...
Broke the school’s freshman home run record with 17 in 56 games ... Ranked second in the Sun Belt in slugging
percentage (.686) and total bases (151), tied for second in home runs (17),
tied for third in runs scored (59), sixth in batting average (.345) and on-base
percentage (.453), tied for eighth in hits (76), ninth in RBIs (51) and tied
for ninth in doubles (16) ... Hit .317 with 10 doubles, one triple, nine home
runs, 23 RBIs, 28 runs scored, two stolen bases, .636 slugging percentage and
.408 OBP in 30 Sun Belt contests ... Recorded a team-best 24 multiple-hit and
15 multi-RBI games ... Hit safely in 45 of 56 games ... Recorded a career-high
three hits, including a home run, and one RBI in his Jaguar debut in the season
opener at Clemson (Feb. 15) ... Finished with a career-high five RBIs and two
home runs in the series opener against Georgia State (April 19) ... Recorded a
19-game hit streak from April 6 - May 7 ... Batted .400 with six doubles, three
triples, seven home runs, 21 RBIs, 25 runs scored, one stolen base, .516 OBP
and .840 slugging percentage during that span.
2020 stat line – 18-G, 71-AB, .282/.329/.465, 3-HR
Gunnar Hoglund, RHP, Ole Miss
6-4 FB sits 90-93 Hits 94 curve, slider, change
2020 stat
line - 4-starts, 3-0, 1.16, 23.1-IP,
37-K
Jack Leftwich, RHP, Florida
Bypassed in
the 2020 draft. 2020 weekend starter
2020 stats –
4-starts, 2-0, 4.15. 16-IP, 23-K
Luke Leto, SS, Portage Central HS (Mich.)
Leto isn't just the top-ranked player in Michigan, he's the
No. 1 shortstop prospect in the 2021 class, and the No. 2 overall player in the
nation, according to Perfect Game. A lefty hitter that throws right-handed, and
in the low-90s, Leto is a true two-way player with tremendous athleticism.
Sal Frelick, SS, Boston College
PG - Sal Frelick is a 2018 SS/2B with a 5-8 155 lb. frame
from Lexington, MA who attends Lexington. Medium frame with slender,
quick-twitch athletic build throughout body; projects very well moving forward
as well. Ran extremely well, posting a 6.60 seconds 60 yard dash time. Hits
with simple load and shift into contact, upright stance to start with small hip
coil load, good rotation to the ball with excellent and quick weight shift,
line drive plane with quick hands to and through the zone, consistently squared
up the ball regardless of where it was pitched, has good power with HR
potential, matches plane of the pitch with plane of swing, highly projectable
hitting tools. Showed very smooth fielding actions defensively, good fluidity
and athleticism throughout actions, quick first step with clean hands, moves
well and has range to both sides, very quick release with good accuracy across
the diamond, throws clocked as high as 81 MPH
2020 stat line - 15-G,
58-AB, .241/.380/.414, 2-HR
Benny Montgomery, OF, Red Land HS (Pa.)
Benny Montgomery Class of 2021 - Player Profile | Perfect
Game USA. Put on an absolute show at National Underclass Main Event
establishing himself as one of the top prospects in the class. 6.42 60, 97 from
OF, 103 mph exit velo, 84.80 Max Barrel Speed and absolutely mashed in games
including a no doubt HR.
Mason Pelio, RHP, Boston College
6-3 230
Tops at 95
2020 stat
line - 4-starts, 1-2, 4.09, 22-IP, 19-K
Christian Little, RHP, Christian Brothers College HS
(Mo.)
PG - Christian Little is a 2021 RHP/IF, OF with a 6-3 205 lb.
frame from St. Louis, MO who attends Christian Brothers College. Large,
athletic frame with broad shoulders and present physical strength proportioned
nicely throughout frame, additional room to grow moving forward. Righthanded
pitcher, begins delivery with a leg raise up past belt, gets tall on backside
with deliberate tempo throughout, controls levers and creates extension out
front. Quick arm stroke through the back working to an extended three-quarters
release point. Fastball topped out at 93 mph, nice running and sinking life
through the zone and filled it up, consistent life and repeats well while
working over front side. Nice snap on curveball with 11-5 shape, up to 76 mph
and shows nice depth to it with replicated release point. Changeup up to 82 mph
with maintained arm speed, shows occasional cut action to it. Three pitches for
strikes and replicates on them very well.
Kevin Abel, RHP, Oregon State
SDU-T - Kevin
Abel has learned to become a good listener.
As a freshman in the biggest game of his life — the 2018
College World Series championship game — the former Madison High star listened
to his body and threw a complete-game shutout against Arkansas, giving Oregon
State the title.
A season later, not feeling quite right after a back issue,
he again listened to his body and asked for a MRI on his right arm.
Test results revealed he needed Tommy John reconstructive
elbow surgery.
2020 stats – did not pitch
1 comment:
Montgomery, Leto and Wilson look mighty interesting
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