Brice
Stockton

8/17/14 - 5-foot-10, 205-pound right-handed hitter posted a 5.19 home to first base time and 81 mph tee exit velocity (previous best 5.02 and 86).  Hits from a balanced stance, short stride, uses strong lower half, went 0-for-4 in game play with gap to gap approach.  Defensively footwork is sound, good blocking skills, showed 74 mph arm strength on throws to second base, pop times ranged from 2.18-2.24 (best has been 2.02-2.12) on this occasion mostly due to inaccurate throws.

1-19-14 - 5-foot-10, 205-pound prospect with a physical frame and strong lower half, continues to improve each time we see him, shows solid and consistent footwork and gains ground well on throws, quick glove to hand transfer, solid receiver and blocker, pop times ranged from 2.02-2.12 (previous best was 2.04) with 75 mph (previous best was 74) arm strength from the crouch.  At the plate, hits from a balanced setup with a short stride, good use of his strong lower half generates barrel whip through the zone, shows some power potential, ran 5.02 down the first base line, solid 2015 prospect who continues to progress, the most polished all-around catcher at the event. 

8/25/13 - 5-foot-10, 185-pound prospect with solid build, strong lower half, sets up well behind the plate, good blocking skills, 74 mph arm strength with pop times that ranged from 2.07-2.15, shows good hands and quick exchange at third base with 75 mph arm across the infield.  At the plate, uses strong lower half to generate good bat speed, has some pop in bat, went 1-for-4 in game play with a single, ran 7.71 60, registered 86 mph tee exit velocity (4 mph increase from previous event).

7/9/13 - 5-foot-10, 175-pound prospect with strong lower half, showed good setup behind the plate, solid blocking skills. Improved footwork over January event, pop times improved to 2.04-2.20, 74 mph arm strength from the crouch, also plays third base, shows good lateral movement, solid corner actions, hands work, arm strength at 75 mph across the infield.  At the plate, hits from slightly open stance, short stride, quick hands and explosive lower half generate barrel whip through the zone, ability to drive the baseball with some pull pop, took one of the best rounds of the day, ran 7.69 60, 82 mph tee exit velocity, solid 2015 prospect.

1/21/13 - 5-foot-10, 170-pound catching prospect with athletic build and strong legs, setup behind the plate tends to be high, shows good blocking skills, 74 mph arm strength from the crouch, pop times registered 2.12-2.25, can improve pop times with quicker footwork and glove to hand exchange.  At the plate, short stride, no load, short path to the ball, quick swing, ran 5.38 40 yard dash,  Good potential with continued development.