Ethan
Seaver

6-foot-5, 165-pound, a long, lengthy projectable frame. The shoulders are sloped, neck is long, has plenty of room to fill out and put added weight and mass on. A right-handed pitcher, works out of a natural 3/4 slot, baseball has late life and gets on hitter quickly.  The delivery is repeatable, uses a whole wind up with hands going over his head, gets to a good gather, builds momentum down the mound, and has extension out front on release. The arm action is super short and clean on the back side, hides the baseball well. The fastball was clocked at 78-81 mph with heavy sink and action to the arm side. The breaking ball has tilt to it, clocked at 69-72 mph, shows good hand speed with it, has a chance to be a legit out pitch as he continues to develop it. The changeup had correct fade and shape to it, clocked at 75-77 mph. This one has a big future, strength is needed, just a matter of time before the velocity climbs.

Rail thin and lanky right-handed that I like a great deal. Pitches out of a ¾ arm slot, very loose moving parts. The delivery is clean, as the tracking and direction to the catcher are done properly. Holds his posture through the delivery and at his size, 6-foot-5, 170-pounds, the leverage is outstanding. The strength of the frame needs to improve, to help his arm speed come to full potential. The fastball is currently 80-81 mph, the ball has minor cut to it, taking away from good fastball rotation. The spin pitch has the right shape to it, sitting at 67 -69 mph. Needs more fastball hand speed to it. The changeup is a work in progress, sitting at 74-76 mph. I would take this guy in a minute, best days are in front of him.