8/16/14 - The 6-foot-1, 200-pound Mississippi State recruit sealed the victory for the American Team by pitching two scoreless innings in the eighth and ninth. Fenter attacks hitters aggressively with his low-90s fastball. In the first inning, he sat predominately 92 with every fastball, and was 91-92 in his second inning of work with late life through the zone. He also throws his 78-79 mph with conviction, though with erratic command. In warmups, he also flashed a cutter, but didn’t throw it in the game.

Lee is a 6-foot-1 180-pound LHP/OF with a large frame and an athletic build. On the mound Tuesday he showed above average arm strength with pitchability. He worked his fastball down in the zone at 88-91 mph. He complimented his fastball with a 72-74 curveball with 1/7 shape and late break and a change up he threw with near fastball arm speed and arm side run. He repeats his mechanics allowing him to throw strikes on a consistent basis. His rhythm is rushed for me but it works for him. During the 60 portion of the day he ran a 6.7. Overall Lee is a good athlete with a clean quick arm that understands how to pitch.

Martin is a 5-foot-11 175-pound MIF/OF with an athletic frame and build. He is a premium athlete running a 6.65 in the 60. Defensively he is a versatile player with arm strength. He throws the ball 84 mph across the infield and 88 mph from the outfield. Offensively he starts from an athletic stance with a smooth load. He has fast bat speed with a slight up hill swing path. He has shown the ability to hit the ball to all fields and has flashed some pull power. Overall Martin has shown a 5 tool player that needs to continue to refine his game.