Liam
Geib

6/20/17

6-foot, 195-pound, average athletic frame. A well proportioned athlete, the neck is long, shoulders are squared off, has room to add weight on. A right-handed hitting catcher, at the plate the stance is balanced throughout, the feet start even and are shoulder width apart. The hands are loose and bat starts in a flat position on the back shoulder. The swing path is level to up with a high one handed finish. The backside lower half, could be engaged more, will help with the power side to the swing. The tee exit velocity was clocked at 84 mph, showed the ability to drive the baseball to all fields. Currently a line drive hitter, with added strength could turn into gap power hitter. Time down the line was 4.75 mph. Defensively, is very sound mechanically behind the dish. The setup is balanced, wide and sits on the flats of his feet. The transfer is quick, feet are quick with little wasted movement, gets glove to throwing with no hesitation. The arm action is super short, free and clean on the back side. The arm was clocked at 73 mph, with the pop times at 2.03-2.12. A solid defender, shows the ability to swing the bat, competes and loves to play the game.

Arm Velocity: 73 mph

3/7/17
5-foot-11, 175-pound, average athletic frame. The neck is long, shoulders are squared off, has the frame to fill out and add weight on. A right-handed hitting catcher. The stance is wide, slightly open, sits in small crouch, is balanced, uses the lower half extremely well. The hands start at shoulder height, are relaxed and loose, the bat starts in a flat position. The swing path is level across his chest, gets through the baseball and has extension out front. Finishes the swing with two hands. The second round of batting practice was really good, made solid contact. The tee exit velocity was 80 mph, has a ton more in his swing and ran a 7.28 sixty-yard dash, good for a catcher. Defensively, has a simple setup behind the plate is balanced and works low to the ground. When receiving has soft hands gets around the baseball, glove goes down first and then the body follows on dirt balls. The feet are quick, gets back up fast after the block, feet work well in transfer, get in line and are quick. The arm action is short and clean, throws from his ear, clocked at 70 mph, with plenty more in there and had a pop time of 2.09-2.19, throws were on the bag, showed solid touch. Good looking catcher, definite follow, strength is a must will .