Austin
McKee

6/2/15
6-foot, 205-pound solid build. From a crouch he tends to stand up when receiving. Shows good quick feet to get in line and clean exchange. From a long, high-3/4 slot he showed 75 mph arm strength with pop times between 2.04-2.19. Right-handed hitter that uses a leg kick to get a good load to generate power. Quick hands with some occasional power to pull side and 88 mph top exit velocity. Ran 4.58 home to first.

2/7/15
5-foot-11, 200-pound build. From behind the plate he shows a good transfer and good footwork. Throws from a long, high-¾ slot with pop times of 2.15-2.33 and 75 mph arm strength. Right-handed hitter that stands tall with a good load and good weight transfer. Short, compact swing with some quickness in his hands and 89 mph exit velocity. Ran a 4.27 home to first.

1/19/15
5-foot-11, 200-pound build. From behind the plate he has a tendency to wind up on his throw from a high-¾ slot. Pop times between 2.18-2.32 and 74 mph arm strength. If he shortens up his arm swing he will be quicker to second base. Right-handed hitter that starts with his hands high. Uses a little load with barrel getting in and out of the zone. Showed quick hands and ball has tendency to jump off his bat. Registered top exit velocity of 84 mph and ran 7.40 60-yard dash.

1/20/14
5-foot-11, 205 pound right hand hitting catcher.  Registered a 7.69 60 yard dash time.  Best tool behind the dish is his arm strength.  Throws through a high 3/4 slot.  Will improve pop times by working on a quicker transfer/release.  Registered pop time splits between 2.22-2.24 while topping out at 73 mph.  At the plate, the right handed hitter uses a tall stance with leg kick type stride.  Big leg kick can cause timing issues, but when everything lines up he features some plus pop off his bat.  Swing doesn’t project a high contact rate, but can create significant power.  Reached a top exit velocity of 72 mph.