Adam
Harvey

6.13.13 - Solid build, 5-foot-11, 185-pound catcher. Defensively posted pop times at 2.04-2.15. Arm works from an over the top slot, short arm action, efficient catchers’ arm, shows carry, 75 mph arm strength from the crouch. Offensively hit from a balanced stance, short stride approach. Bat path works uphill, 82 mph exit velocity.

2/17/13 - 5-foot-11, 180-pound catcher. Defensively showed above average arm strength, 77 mph, pop times ranged 2.18-2.22, footwork average. Offensively, hits from a balanced setup, short stride. Lower half works, rotational hitter, timing is late, 83 mph exit velocity, good approach, looks to work the middle of the field.

6/14/12 Harvey is a 5-foot-10, 180-pound catcher who looks to be one of the premier defensive catchers in the Class of 2014. Harvey showed advanced receiving skills during bullpens, as he handled balls in the dirt, velocity and everything thrown his way with natural ease. Harvey stays low, receives with a firm wrist and showed arm strength (77 mph from crouch). His top pop time was a 2.12, and he ran a 7.34 60. 

1/22/12 Harvey is a 5-foot-10, 178-pound catcher who showed well behind the plate, posting a top pop time of 2.01 with an accurate arm (74 mph).  Harvey continued to shine in the bullpen session, as he handled the pitchers with ease. Offensively, Harvey demonstrated good hands as he consistently barreled up the baseball.  He showed some bat whip through the zone as he sprayed line drives to all fields.

Harvey is a 5-foot-9, 175-pound catcher who delivered some of the best pop times of the day, ranging from 2.12 – 2.19. Utilizing his solid hands and fluid footwork, Harvey showed quick exchanges and a short arm action in making his throws (73 mph). At the plate, Harvey had a balanced setup and a short stride in his swing.