The athlete's fastest 60-yard dash time in the given event year. Measured in seconds (s)
7.23
Infield Velocity
The athlete's maximum throwing velocity from an infield position in the given event year. Measured in miles per hour (MPH).
84.0
Power / Speed Score
A simple calculation that divides the athlete’s Exit Velocity Max by the athlete’s 60 Yard Dash time for the given event year. For example, 98 MPH / 7.00s = 14.00.
12.9
60 Yard Dash
The athlete's fastest 60-yard dash time in the given event year. Measured in seconds (s)
7.42
Infield Velocity
The athlete's maximum throwing velocity from an infield position in the given event year. Measured in miles per hour (MPH).
80.0
Power / Speed Score
A simple calculation that divides the athlete’s Exit Velocity Max by the athlete’s 60 Yard Dash time for the given event year. For example, 98 MPH / 7.00s = 14.00.
Guedes has been one of the top players in BC’s for a couple years now, so it’s no surprise to see him continuing to excel. The two-way player stands at 6-foot-2, 200-pounds and utilizes his size both in the box and on the mound. He sits in the mid-80s with the fastball that has both carry and ASR to it (17.2 IVB, 11.7 HB). He also mixes in a tight slider in the mid-70s and a changeup with late depth. However, the dish is where Guedes really excels. He was one of the better hitters at a talented Holiday Hitters event in North Vancouver earlier this month. 16 of his 24 batted balls were 90+ mph and reached a max Exit Velocity of 98.8 mph. He uses his strong lower half and bat speed (76.1 mph max, 72.1 mph avg) to drive the ball in the air to the big part of the field.
1/04/24
Guedes stands out as one of the more prominent hitters in BC’s 2025 class. A simple, yet explosive swing approach showcased an average exit velocity of 90.9mph, which also peaked at 98.8mph. Eight of his 24 swings were 95mph+. Guedes swing is tailored for middle to left field with flashes of opposite field power. Guedes creates immense timing forgiveness with the ability to adapt to all pitch locations. The North Shore Twin is one of the most intriguing 2025 bats to follow for the upcoming BCPBL season.
6/02/23
Guedes is a complete player, getting it done on on the mound and offensively. Guedes started the day with a strong showing on the mound with FB, CH, SL mix. Guedes had his FB sitting 83-85 and got it up to 86. Guedes showed off a solid off speed with his CH at 74-78 with arm side run, before throwing a tight SL which sits 73-76. Offensively, Guedes swing a strong bat finding barrel throughout his round. Guedes uses the pull side often with intent, getting ball to come off the bat at 84 consistently. Guedes is a large bodied 2025 grad with potential to keep eyes on.
6/02/23
Guedes is a complete player, getting it done on on the mound and offensively. Guedes started the day with a strong showing on the mound with FB, CH, SL mix. Guedes had his FB sitting 83-85 and got it up to 86. Guedes showed off a solid off speed with his CH at 74-78 with arm side run, before throwing a tight SL which sits 73-76. Offensively, Guedes swing a strong bat finding barrel throughout his round. Guedes uses the pull side often with intent, getting ball to come off the bat at 84 consistently. Guedes is a large bodied 2025 grad with potential to keep eyes on.
1/11/23
Guedes is a promising product of the North Shore Twins. The big-bodied 2025, 3B/RHP is framed up at 6-foot-2, 190-pounds. The swing has no shortage of raw power as he led the field in distance with a 344ft shot as well as a top exit velocity of 93.2mph. In terms of pitching, he works with a three-pitch mix and groups it well with his over-the-top arm action. Guedes fills the zone with good ride on the fastball, a late breaking slider and complimentary depth to his changeup. Guedes will be a two-way underclassmen to keep tabs on as the season starts up.
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Guedes stands out as one of the more prominent hitters in BC’s 2025 class. A simple, yet explosive swing approach showcased an average exit velocity of 90.9mph, which also peaked at 98.8mph. Eight of his 24 swings were 95mph+. Guedes swing is tailored for middle to left field with flashes of opposite field power. Guedes creates immense timing forgiveness with the ability to adapt to all pitch locations. The North Shore Twin is one of the most intriguing 2025 bats to follow for the upcoming BCPBL season.
Guedes is a complete player, getting it done on on the mound and offensively. Guedes started the day with a strong showing on the mound with FB, CH, SL mix. Guedes had his FB sitting 83-85 and got it up to 86. Guedes showed off a solid off speed with his CH at 74-78 with arm side run, before throwing a tight SL which sits 73-76. Offensively, Guedes swing a strong bat finding barrel throughout his round. Guedes uses the pull side often with intent, getting ball to come off the bat at 84 consistently. Guedes is a large bodied 2025 grad with potential to keep eyes on.
Guedes is a complete player, getting it done on on the mound and offensively. Guedes started the day with a strong showing on the mound with FB, CH, SL mix. Guedes had his FB sitting 83-85 and got it up to 86. Guedes showed off a solid off speed with his CH at 74-78 with arm side run, before throwing a tight SL which sits 73-76. Offensively, Guedes swing a strong bat finding barrel throughout his round. Guedes uses the pull side often with intent, getting ball to come off the bat at 84 consistently. Guedes is a large bodied 2025 grad with potential to keep eyes on.
Guedes is a promising product of the North Shore Twins. The big-bodied 2025, 3B/RHP is framed up at 6-foot-2, 190-pounds. The swing has no shortage of raw power as he led the field in distance with a 344ft shot as well as a top exit velocity of 93.2mph. In terms of pitching, he works with a three-pitch mix and groups it well with his over-the-top arm action. Guedes fills the zone with good ride on the fastball, a late breaking slider and complimentary depth to his changeup. Guedes will be a two-way underclassmen to keep tabs on as the season starts up.