Jay
McCoy

6-foot-2, 190-pound right-handed pitcher and outfielder.  Showed good athleticsm in the outfield, and the ability to get off the ball. Threw 77 mph from the outfield out of a long arm swing. The throws have carry and accuracy to them. Could play both corner spots in the outfield.  Ran a 4.75 down the line on his dig to first base.  The bat has a tee exit velocity of 82 mph. Sets up with his feet extra wide, and there is very little movement in his bottom half. The swing is long and strong to the ball, finishing with a 1-hand finish. On the mound, the fastball was 79 mph, downhill plane to it. The breaking ball is big, 65 mph, needs more fastball hand speed to the pitch. Pitches out of a plus ¾ slot, slight stoppage on the back side. The arm works out front, tracking to the plate needs to improve. The initial pump over the head, lift and coil starts an online delivery. Athletic kid, good follow.
Tee Exit Velocity- 82 mph
OF Velocity- 77 mph

6-foot-1, 185-pound right-hander from the state of Vermont. The arm works out of a plus ¾ slot and the arm swing is long on the back side. Uses a hand pump over his head to start the delivery, the movements are athletic and repeated. The tracking of the front shoulder needs tweaking as he comes off his target prior to foot strike, causing his back to arch, which in turn takes away from his extension. The fastball sat at 76 mph with downhill plane to it. The breaking pitch is big, as more fastball hand speed is needed, sat at 63 mph. Switching to a smaller breaking ball will help, in my opinion. The changeup spin needs to be fixed as we want the ball to pronate on the changeup. Like the frame and expect more velocity as he matures.