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Top 10 Viewed Player Profiles for 2014: No. 1 - Nic Enright

January 5, 2015

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By Sammy Serrano
Director of Scouting

Over the next week we are going to countdown the 2014 calendar year with a look at the top ten viewed player profiles of 2014. After drilling down into our Google Analytics we have compiled a list of the ten most visited profiles by you the reader in 2014.

Coming in at No. 1 on our list of most viewed profiles is The Steward School's Nic Enright. Enright is a 6-foot-3, 205 pound, Right Handed Pitcher who is committed to play at Virginia Tech. He is currently ranked 1st in the Virginia Class of 2015 and 10th Nationally.

Nic Enright Scouting Report


No. 1:  Nic Enright 6-foot-3, 205 pound, RHP, 2015 (Virginia Tech)

Enright stands an athletic 6-foot-3. He throws from a high three-quarters slot and has a fast, long arm action. Enright has outstanding secondary stuff, with good feel for a sharp curve and late breaking slider, as well as, a late fading change-up.

Report from Jupiter:  Enright struck out 14 in seven innings in his start at the World Wood Bat Championship in Jupiter. With a strong outing in front of dozens of scouts under his belt, it would have been understandable if he closed his year on a high note and didn’t pitch last weekend. But he toed the rubber on Sunday and didn’t disappoint. He struck out two in two innings and the only baserunner he allowed was on an error. Enright worked with a simple delivery, sitting in the high 80s, but touched 90 several times. He threw three straight 90-mph fastballs to get a strikeout looking against one batter. The Virginia Tech recruit is athletic on the mound, showing quick feet and the ability to field his position well. Enright’s curveball sat 73-75 with nasty 11/5 shape. He also mixed in a sharp slider with short, lateral break.

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