A line drive machine during BP, there’s real strength in the frame and still room for more. 96 max EV w/avg. bat speed of 75 mph and hand speed at 20 mph. Gets the barrel through the zone easily and on plane. Put together two really quality at-bats in-game and showed a lot of effort in beating out an infield single. Athletic outfielder who played very well at 1B also. Arm strength is good for grade with good actions on the grass. 

Physical body and tools. Touched 86 on the mound in his clean two innings. RCF approach may hinder EV’s, but make no mistake there’s pop to that and the pull side. Finished the game with two triples, both the other way and getting behind the left fielder. On the mound the delivery is relatively clean without much effort with some projection in terms of velocity gains. It's hard to tell where he'll end up, on the mound or as a hitter/position player, but one thing is for certain, he's going to continue the trend at La Mirada of high end two-way players.

Catcher/3B who appears to just be scratching the surface. 3B defense was cleaner during the workout but in-game it was his pitch calling from catcher that stood out. Worked hitters into pitchers counts with his pitch calling and pitcher execution. Pops were 2.04, 2.07, 2.11, 2.19. The bat flashed raw power during BP and in-game. Favoring the pullside, the power potential is real as he showed on a one bounce ground rule double, his second double of the game. 

Another two-way guy who appears to be scratching the surface of this abilities. While the velocity isn’t what it will be, he shows uncanny command of three pitches that he continuously landed for strikes. Big and strong at 6-1 175, Olness showed the greatest upside at the plate and on the dirt at 3B. Blast Motion data is all above average with EV’s consistently in the mid-80’s. Way too early to tell where Olness ends up in the future, but he should provide quality two-way depth at Mira Costa.