Addison
Walker

6-foot-3, 175-pound, a long, lengthy athlete. The neck is long, shoulders are rounded off, has plenty of room to fill out and put mass on. A right-handed pitcher, the hands start and stay at the chest. The leg raise is easy and smooth, has coil to it at its peak, along with upper body in the gather position. The arm action is longer on the back side, has a small jab at the bottom of the path. The arm works out of a higher ¾ slot, lead leg gets across his body on front foot contact. The fastball was located down in the zone, pitched downhill, comes out of his hand easily, clocked at 77-81 mph, with much more in the tank.  Getting lead leg in line will help locating to outer half, should help with getting hips to provide some more explosion on release. The breaking ball was 66-69 mph, more top to bottom rotation. The changeup, showed proper fade and action to the armside, clocked at 71-72 mph, is better of the two of secondary pitches, comes out of the same slot, with same arm speed. Times to the plate were at 1.22, worked quick between pitches. Delivery wise, reminds a bit of Derek Lowe, someone to follow for sure, look for the velocity to climb, with down action to the baseball.