Prep Baseball Report

2023 Super 60: Statistical Analysis


By Andy Sroka
Illinois & Wisconsin Assistant Director

On Feb. 5, Prep Baseball Report hosted its 21st annual Super 60 Pro Showcase at The MAX, in McCook, Ill., on the outskirts of Chicago. Since the event’s inception in 2003, more than 300 players have been selected in the MLB Draft, including nearly 30 first-round picks and over 30 second-rounders.

This year’s event made for another exciting first stop on the road to the 2023 MLB Draft, featuring some break-out performances that surely expanded the follow lists belonging to the professional scouts in attendance, as they outline their next six months. This year’s Super 60 hosted records in both fastball velocity and outfield velocity. There were seven arms that recorded a max fastball velocity at 94 mph or above, spin rate record-breakers, historic exit velocity outputs, and we’ll be examining each of these statistical outliers in finer detail over the next couple of weeks.

Today, our next step in the Super 60’s post-event breakdown will come in the form of a statistical analysis. We’re taking a look at all of the measured data collected at the Super 60, assessing the traditional stats and the leaders among them. We’ll have additional video analysis and scouting reports published in the coming days and weeks, so keep an eye out for that content on the site, as well as the state’s individual landing pages.

Here’s a look at the leaderboards and the top performers among the traditional stats measured:

MAX FASTBALL VELOCITY (TRACKMAN)

Rank Name State School Class Pos Velocity (max)
1 Blake Wolters IL Mahomet Seymour 2023 RHP 97.7 mph
2 Jake Hooker IN University 2023 RHP 95.1 mph
3 Chase Meyer NC Combine Academy 2023 RHP 94.8 mph
4 Evan Shapiro OH University School 2023 RHP 94.5 mph
5 Bishop Letson IN Floyd Central 2023 RHP 94.3 mph
6 Shea Wendt NE Blair 2023 RHP 94.2 mph
7 Tyler August MD Delaware Military Academy (DE) 2023 RHP 94.1 mph
8 Jacob Bean OH Cardinal 2023 RHP 93.7 mph
9 Brayden Marx UT Pleasant Grove 2023 RHP 93.5 mph
10 Jonah Conradt SC P27 Academy 2023 RHP 93.4 mph
11 Brett Renfrow VA Colgan 2023 OF 93.1 mph
12 JJ Glasscock VA Fluvanna County 2023 RHP 92.8 mph
13 Patrick Spencer MS Washington 2023 RHP 91.9 mph
14 Jeremy Pilon QC Chene bleu 2023 LHP 91.6 mph
15 Alex Kranzler NJ Old Tappan 2023 RHP 91.6 mph
16 Brandon Stone KS Shawnee Mission West 2023 RHP 91.4 mph
17 Connor Mattison AZ Canyon View 2023 RHP 91.3 mph
18 Jevarra Martin GA Georgia Premier Academy 2023 LHP 91.1 mph

We’ll get into the pitchers at an even more granular level later this week, but scraping the surface, there were some exceptional pitching performances at the Super 60, headlined by RHP Blake Wolters (Mahomet-Seymour HS, IL; Arizona commit). Wolters’ prototypical pitcher’s frame, at a physical 6-foot-4, 215 pounds, efficiently generates high-end velocity which resulted in an event record 97.7 mph max fastball velocity – and he did so on consecutive pitches near the start of his ‘pen. The fastball spins efficiently at a high rate (2,350 rpm avg.), and from a complementary release height (5.2 feet avg.).

Two-way RHP/INF Jake Hooker (University HS, IN; Xavier) registered a 95.1 mph high with his fastball to emerge as a big winner on the day, especially with his firm and true slider that he continued to weaponize over the offseason.

RHP Chase Meyer (Combine Academy HS, NC; West Virginia) was among the highest rated arms headed into the event, and capitalized on the opportunity in Chicago by showing offseason gains, especially in terms of his control. Meyer’s fastball reached a 94.8 mph max that exploded through the strike zone from a low average release height (4.5 feet) that projects to be a swing-and-miss offering all on its own. Though, he also spun the event's tightest breaking ball, a curve that spins at over 3,100 rpm on average.

Huge 6-foot-7, 230-pound RHP Evan Shapiro (University School HS, OH; Kent State) showcased a steep, heavy fastball that reached a 94.5 mph high, and he flashed an effective changeup that played off his heater well.

Slender 6-foot-4, 175-pound RHP Bishop Letson (Floyd Central HS, IN; Purdue) could be categorized as another ‘winner’ from Sunday’s showcase. Equipped with premium arm speed and control over a three-pitch arsenal, Letson climbed to a 94.3 mph max inside of a frame that looks capable of tacking on strength and weight that should excite the pro scouting community. His riding fastball was one of the best at the event, no doubt.

Inside of similar strong, sturdy builds, right-handers Shea Wendt (Blair HS, NE; Creighton) and Tyler August (Delaware Military Academy HS; Delaware) each reached the 94-plus mph mark, though in different profiles. Wendt demonstrated an advanced feel for his fastball-curveball-changeup mix, especially his biting 12/6 breaking ball. As for August, his fastball runs hard arm-side as he drives down the mound, releasing it at the lowest average height (4.4 feet) of those in attendance.

HIGHEST AVG. SPIN RATE (TRACKMAN)

Rank Name State School Class Pos Spin Rate (avg)
1 Luke Guth PA Franklin Area 2023 RHP 2559 rpm
2 Bishop Letson IN Floyd Central 2023 RHP 2473 rpm
3 Brayden Marx UT Pleasant Grove 2023 RHP 2381 rpm
4 Jeremy Pilon QC Chene bleu 2023 LHP 2361 rpm
5 Blake Wolters IL Mahomet Seymour 2023 RHP 2350 rpm
6 Jonah Conradt SC P27 Academy 2023 RHP 2307 rpm
7 Chase Meyer NC Combine Academy 2023 RHP 2299 rpm
8 Patrick Spencer MS Washington 2023 RHP 2298 rpm
9 Max Stanley CO Douglas County 2023 RHP 2296 rpm
10 Amari Allen MD Sherwood 2023 LHP 2283 rpm
11 Connor Mattison AZ Canyon View 2023 RHP 2231 rpm
12 Evan Hart KY Mercer County 2023 LHP 2186 rpm
13 Jacob Bean OH Cardinal 2023 RHP 2182 rpm
14 JJ Glasscock VA Fluvanna County 2023 RHP 2182 rpm
15 Alex Kranzler NJ Old Tappan 2023 RHP 2175 rpm
16 Brett Renfrow VA Colgan 2023 OF 2143 rpm
17 Bradley Link FL Dwyer 2023 RHP 2131 rpm
18 Kyle Johnson VA Riverside 2023 OF 2092 rpm

RHP Luke Guth (Franklin Area, PA; Vanderbilt) intrigued on the mound, even if he wasn’t among the fastball velo leaders. Sitting mostly 89-90 mph, Guth showcased all kinds of alluring metrics with his fastball, most obviously its spin, as it ripped through the zone at an average of 2,559 rpm. His low average release height (4.6 feet), quick arm speed, and lean 6-foot-2 physique are each reasons he remains a close follow this spring.

Letson’s fastball velocity was clocked among the top-five highest in attendance, and its spin traits and peripheral metrics only made the pitch that much more exciting as a prospect. He averaged a spin rate of 2,473 rpm and gained the most ground to home, with an extension measured at 6.5 feet on average, creating the kind of carry through the strike zone that projects to earn plenty of whiffs.

Utah native RHP Brayden Marx (Pleasant Grove; Hawaii) came into the Super 60 as one of the top-ranked arms on the roster, and his spin traits were also some of the best in show. On a fastball that reached a 93.5 mph high, Marx also spun it at an average of 2,381 rpm and it exhibited some of the best vertical action of the event. The spin translates to his breaking ball, which was also one of the event’s best curveballs.

LHP Jeremy Pilon (Chene bleu HS, CAN; Alabama) has an simple, pretty delivery that gets to low-90s velocity with ease that’s reinforced by advanced peripherals, like an average spin rate of 2,361 rpm and projectable rise/run traits.

RHP Jonah Conradt (P27 Academy HS, SC; Arkansas) has long showed advanced spin feel, and he did so again at the Super 60, reaching a 2,307 rpm average on a fastball that sat 92-93 mph (93.4 max) that has rise/run characteristics. He was landing strikes consistently with his tight breaking ball, a curve that spun sharply, too.

TOP 60-YARD DASH (SWIFT)

Rank Name State School Class Pos 60-yd
1 Crew McChesney UT Lone Peak 2023 OF 6.56 s
^ Cole Eaton NE Elkhorn South 2023 OF 6.56 s
2 Parker Picot MI Rochester Adams 2023 OF 6.58 s
3 Evan Haeger MI Detroit Catholic Central 2023 OF 6.60 s
4 Nazzan Zanetello MO Christian Brothers College 2023 SS 6.62 s
5 Caden Sorrell TX Marcus 2023 OF 6.64 s
6 Trenton Lyons TN Christian Brothers 2023 C 6.66 s
7 Carson Rucker TN Goodpasture Christian 2023 SS 6.71 s
^ Easton Breyfogle MN Benilde-St. Margaret's 2023 OF 6.71 s
8 Seth Farni MS St. Stanislaus 2023 OF 6.73 s
^ Jarren Advincula CA Archbishop Mitty 2023 SS 6.73 s
9 Adam Agresti NY Kennedy Catholic 2023 C 6.75 s
^ George Wolkow IL Downers Grove North 2023 3B 6.75 s
10 Jack Counsell WI Whitefish Bay 2023 SS 6.76 s
11 Jet Gilliam NV Desert Oasis 2023 OF 6.77 s

TOP 10-YARD DASH (SWIFT)

Rank Name State School Class Pos 10-yd
1 Cole Eaton NE Elkhorn South 2023 OF 1.56 s
2 Coleman Mizell AL Hartselle 2023 OF 1.60 s
3 Parker Picot MI Rochester Adams 2023 OF 1.62 s
4 Adam Agresti NY Kennedy Catholic 2023 C 1.63 s
^ Chase Krewson PA South Fayette 2023 OF 1.63 s
5 Easton Breyfogle MN Benilde-St. Margaret's 2023 OF 1.65 s
^ Crew McChesney UT Lone Peak 2023 OF 1.65 s
^ George Wolkow IL Downers Grove North 2023 3B 1.65 s
^ Nazzan Zanetello MO Christian Brothers College 2023 SS 1.65 s
6 Kyle Johnson VA Riverside 2023 OF 1.66 s
^ Evan Haeger MI Detroit Catholic Central 2023 OF 1.66 s
^ Carson Rucker TN Goodpasture Christian 2023 SS 1.66 s
^ Seth Farni MS St. Stanislaus 2023 OF 1.66 s
7 Luke Vaughn OH Elder 2023 C 1.67 s
8 Sam Shaw BC Lambrick Park 2023 SS 1.68 s
^ Carl Schmidt CA Marin Catholic 2023 SS 1.68 s
^ Sam Harris IA Urbandale 2023 1B 1.68 s
9 Colin Barczi IL Naperville Central 2023 C 1.69 s
^ Amari Allen MD Sherwood 2023 LHP 1.69 s
10 Avery Ortiz OK Union 2023 SS 1.70 s
^ Luke Stevenson NC Wake Forest 2023 C 1.70 s
^ Brett Norfleet MO Francis Howell 2023 1B 1.70 s

While the 60-yard dash remains the traditional measurement for a player’s straight-line speed tool, the 10-yard split has been gaining popularity as a more applicable showcase-to-field reading. OF Cole Eaton (Elkhorn South HS, NE; Tennessee) was arguably the Super 60’s statistical champ, recording some high-end measurements across each of the categories he participated in, like both of these. Eaton clocked in tied for first with a 6.56 time in the 60, and paced the event with a 1.56 split at the 10-yard mark. His explosiveness showed up elsewhere on the diamond as you’ll soon find out.

Ranked inside the top-125 nationally, OF Parker Picot (Rochester Adams HS, MI; Alabama) recorded a 6.58 in the 60, and his 1.62 split time at the 10-yard line was third overall. His speed and burst complement his accurate right-handed barrel that allows him to use the entire field effectively.

OF Crew McChesney (Lone Peak HS, UT; BYU) was one of the top athletes in attendance, as a quick-footed 5-foot-11, 180-pound left-handed hitter. He tied Eaton with a 6.56 time in the 60-yard dash, and he was also among the fastest runners (21.3 mph max) and highest jumpers, with a max standing vertical of 36.3 inches.

It’s also worth mentioning C Adam Agresti (Kennedy Catholic HS, NY; St. John’s) here. His 1.63 split at the 10-yard marker (6.75, 60) is atypically quick for a backstop, and his athleticism lended itself to his mobility behind the plate, also packed with big arm strength, which we’ll highlight later on.

MAX EXIT VELOCITY (TRACKMAN)

Rank Name State School Class Pos Exit Velocity (max)
1 Cal Sefcik IL Marist 2023 SS 107.1 mph
2 Brett Norfleet MO Francis Howell 2023 1B 106.9 mph
3 Sam Harris IA Urbandale 2023 1B 105.8 mph
4 Bradley Link FL Dwyer 2023 RHP 104.2 mph
5 Colin Barczi IL Naperville Central 2023 C 102.5 mph
6 Eli Small NE Elkhorn South 2023 C 102.3 mph
7 Max Clark IN Franklin 2023 OF 102.1 mph
8 Luke Stevenson NC Wake Forest 2023 C 102.0 mph
9 George Wolkow IL Downers Grove North 2023 3B 101.8 mph
10 Amari Allen MD Sherwood 2023 LHP 101.5 mph
11 Avery Ortiz OK Union 2023 SS 101.2 mph
12 Sam Shaw BC Lambrick Park 2023 SS 101.0 mph
13 Caden Sorrell TX Marcus 2023 OF 100.9 mph
14 Drew Burress GA Houston County 2023 OF 100.7 mph
15 Brett Renfrow VA Colgan 2023 OF 100.7 mph
16 Nazzan Zanetello MO Christian Brothers College 2023 SS 100.6 mph
17 Evan Haeger MI Detroit Catholic Central 2023 OF 100.5 mph
18 Seth Farni MS St. Stanislaus 2023 OF 100.3 mph
19 Chase Krewson PA South Fayette 2023 OF 100.0 mph
20 Easton Breyfogle MN Benilde-St. Margaret's 2023 OF 99.8 mph

At PBR Illinois’ Preseason ProCase on Feb. 1, SS/3B Cal Sefcik (Marist HS, IL; Indiana) initiated the momentum that eventually allowed him to steal the show at The MAX on Sunday. It was there where Sefcik measured exit speeds routinely in the triple-digits, including a one-of-a-kind 108.2 mph high. Combing through the PBR system, there simply aren’t many 106-plus mph measurements to have been recorded for a prep player at any point in time, and Sefcik did it again at the Super 60 with a 107.1 mph max at a 101.9 mph average, which is even more rare. He’s built at a brawny 6-foot, 205 pounds, and he demonstrates exceptional hand/eye skills that allow him to maximize his raw strength. He lined the majority of his contact to dead center, registered at premium exit speeds.

No other player averaged an exit velocity in the triple-digits, though C Luke Stevenson (Wake Forest HS, NC; North Carolina) and 1B/OF Sam Harris (Urbandale HS, IA; Duke) were closest at 98.7 mph and 98.5, respectively. Both are left-handed hitters, though in somewhat different profiles. Stevenson demonstrated barrel accuracy with a perfect hard-hit rate, while Harris recorded the third-highest single exit speed (105.8 mph) with more naturally lofted contact.

Two 6-foot-7 sluggers recorded some of the hardest and farthest contact of the day: 1B Brett Norfleet (Francis Howell HS, MO; Missouri) and 3B/OF George Wolkow (Downers Grove North HS, IL; South Carolina). Norfleet’s 106.9 mph max exit speed was second to Sefcik alone – and it would have been the highest of last year’s event. As for Wolkow, he’s particularly young for the class, built in a massive, yet athletic, frame. Additionally, he’s a left-handed hitter and he smashed the farthest ball of the day (410 feet) and he recorded a max exit speed of 101.8 mph – and he also ran a 6.75 in the 60 (1.65 10-yard split).

Another Illinois native, C Colin Barczi (Naperville Central HS, IL; Vanderbilt), registered advanced bat strength as one of three players to measure a batted ball at over 400 feet, attached to a max exit speed of 102.5 mph.

SS/OF Sam Shaw (Lambrick Park HS, CAN; Xavier) was a pound-for-pound ‘winner’ on the day, recording a 95.0 mph average exit speed (101.0 mph max) as another one of the event’s top left-handed-hitting performances.

C/OF Eli Small (Elkhorn South HS, NE; Kentucky) is high school teammates with Cole Eaton, mentioned as one of the statistical champs of the event, and Small is his competition for that title. The left-handed-hitting backstop wields huge arm strength behind the plate, and he also ran a 6.68 and recorded a 102.3 mph max exit speed.

Prep star OF Max Clark (Franklin Community HS, IN; Vanderbilt) is the top-ranked senior on our board, and he rhythmically recorded a max exit speed of 102.1 mph during his rounds of BP, making effortless firm contact consistently. His farthest batted ball traveled an estimated 388 feet, which was among the highest of the event.

HIGHEST AVG. BAT SPEED (BLAST)

Rank Name State School Class Pos Bat Speed (avg)
1 Sam Harris IA Urbandale 2023 1B 78.6 mph
2 Brett Norfleet MO Francis Howell 2023 1B 77.3 mph
3 Luke Stevenson NC Wake Forest 2023 C 76.6 mph
4 Amari Allen MD Sherwood 2023 LHP 76.4 mph
5 Nazzan Zanetello MO Christian Brothers College 2023 SS 76.4 mph
6 Parker Picot MI Rochester Adams 2023 OF 75.9 mph
7 Max Clark IN Franklin 2023 OF 75.9 mph
8 Kyle Johnson VA Riverside 2023 OF 75.5 mph
9 Cole Eaton NE Elkhorn South 2023 OF 75.5 mph
10 Chase Krewson PA South Fayette 2023 OF 75.3 mph
11 Colin Barczi IL Naperville Central 2023 C 75.3 mph
12 Avery Ortiz OK Union 2023 SS 75.3 mph
13 Sam Shaw BC Lambrick Park 2023 SS 75.0 mph
14 Cal Sefcik IL Marist 2023 SS 74.9 mph
15 Bradley Link FL Dwyer 2023 RHP 74.8 mph
16 Caden Sorrell TX Marcus 2023 OF 74.5 mph
17 George Wolkow IL Downers Grove North 2023 3B 74.2 mph
18 Maxwell Knight OK Bixby 2023 LHP 73.8 mph
19 Trenton Lyons TN Christian Brothers 2023 C 73.5 mph
20 Easton Breyfogle MN Benilde-St. Margaret's 2023 OF 73.2 mph

The physical first baseman from Iowa, Sam Harris, generated both the highest average bat speed and hand speed (25.0 mph), captured by the Blast Motion sensor. Another hulking first baseman, Norfleet, generated the same kind of upper echelon bat speed metrics which help underscore how he was able to lead Missouri preps in home runs last year. The North Carolina catcher Stevenson took a memorable round of batting practice from the left side, and his Blast metrics were similarly impressive.

Two-way LHP/1B Amari Allen (Sherwood HS, MD; Chipola JC) performed well on both sides of the ball, averaging an exit speed of nearly 95 mph (101.5 max), created from big bat and hand speed. He also reached an 89.2 mph high on the mound with above-average spin, run, and carry.

OF Chase Krewson (South Fayette HS, PA; Duke) steadily put together one of the day’s best overall performances. While he measured fast bat speed at 75.3 mph on average, he also generated the most rotational acceleration of the event (25.9g avg.) and recorded some of the best on-plane scores of the Super 60. Krewson also ran a 6.83 – 1.63 at the 10-yard split – and he averaged an exit speed of 94.7 mph, which was among the highest of the left-handed hitters.

MAX INFIELD VELOCITY

Rank Name State School Class Pos INF Velo
1 Cal Sefcik IL Marist 2023 SS 90
^ Nazzan Zanetello MO Christian Brothers College 2023 SS 90
2 George Wolkow IL Downers Grove North 2023 3B 89
^ Bradley Link FL Dwyer 2023 RHP 89
3 Sam Harris IA Urbandale 2023 1B 87
^ Jarren Advincula CA Archbishop Mitty 2023 SS 87
^ Avery Ortiz OK Union 2023 SS 87
4 Carson Rucker TN Goodpasture Christian 2023 SS 86
5 Carl Schmidt CA Marin Catholic 2023 SS 85
^ Ryder Robinson UT American Fork 2023 SS 85
^ Jarren Purify MI University Liggett 2023 SS 85
^ Cal Fisher WI Deerfield 2023 SS 85

While this year’s crop of infielders didn’t exhibit any record-setting numbers across the diamond, what separates this group from years past is the bat strength that enhances their overall profiles.

SS/OF Nazzan Zanetello (Christian Brothers College HS, MO; Arkansas) was one of the top athletes at the Super 60, as a 6.62 runner who moves well both on the infield and in the outfield, equipped with arm strength that plays at both positions. He topped 90 mph across the infield here and also averaged an exit speed of 94.7 mph (100.6 max) from the right side. Zanetello was also one of Blast Motion’s top performers, posting high-end metrics across the board, from bat speed (76.4 mph avg.) to rotational acceleration (24.2g avg.).

Sefcik’s unique strength plays on the left side of the infield as well, as he matched Zanetello’s high across, tied for first in this category. Fellow Illinois stand-out Wolkow was 89 mph across the infield and also showed as an outfielder, reaching a 92 mph high from there.

Florida’s RHP/3B Bradley Link (Dwyer HS; Michigan) has a live arm that was up to 89 mph on the infield and 90 on the mound, and he also recorded an exit speed of 104.2 mph at the plate.

MAX OUTFIELD VELOCITY

Rank Name State School Class Pos OF Velo
1 Cole Eaton NE Elkhorn South 2023 OF 101
2 Drew Burress GA Houston County 2023 OF 99
3 Caden Sorrell TX Marcus 2023 OF 95
^ Nazzan Zanetello MO Christian Brothers College 2023 SS 95
4 Parker Picot MI Rochester Adams 2023 OF 93
^ Chase Krewson PA South Fayette 2023 OF 93
^ Sam Harris IA Urbandale 2023 1B 93
5 Sam Shaw BC Lambrick Park 2023 SS 92
^ George Wolkow IL Downers Grove North 2023 3B 92

As Nebraska high school teammates Eaton and Small duked it out through the day, Eaton buzzed those in attendance with upper-90s velocity on his throws home, and ultimately registered a 100 high followed up by a record-setting 101 max on his next throw.

OF/3B Drew Burress (Houston County HS, GA; Georgia Tech) is an explosive athlete who reached a 99 mph high to home from the outfield after averaging an exit speed over 94 mph in BP (100.7 max).

Zanetello’s athleticism might play even better in the outfield, where he reached a 95 mph high to home, tied with OF Caden Sorrell (Marcus HS, TX; Texas A&M). Sorrell was another one of the event’s best athletes in his own right, clocking in at 6.64 in the 60-yard dash and his top speed of 21.5 mph was the event’s highest.

MAX CATCHER VELOCITY

Rank Name State School Class Pos C Velo
1 Eli Small NE Elkhorn South 2023 C 89
2 Colin Barczi IL Naperville Central 2023 C 86
3 Adam Agresti NY Kennedy Catholic 2023 C 85
^ Luke Stevenson NC Wake Forest 2023 C 85
4 Luke Vaughn OH Elder 2023 C 84
5 Trenton Lyons TN Christian Brothers 2023 C 80

TOP POP TIMES

Rank Name State School Class Pos Pop Time
1 Adam Agresti NY Kennedy Catholic 2023 C 1.84-1.89
2 Luke Vaughn OH Elder 2023 C 1.86-1.94
3 Colin Barczi IL Naperville Central 2023 C 1.86-2.01
4 Luke Stevenson NC Wake Forest 2023 C 1.88-2.00
5 Eli Small NE Elkhorn South 2023 C 1.90-1.95

And Small matched Eaton in this day-long battle by leading all catchers with an elite 89 mph high on his throws to second, yielding pop times in the 1.90-1.95 range. Small’s diverse tool set was among the most interesting of the event.

The aforementioned Agresti looked like one of the top defenders in attendance, and not just for his raw skill set as a backstop with 85 mph arm strength and a quickness that resulted in the lowest average pop time of the showcase. He’s a natural receiver and blocker, with advanced athleticism for the position.

Luke Vaughn (Elder HS, OH; Alabama) is another natural at the catch-and-throw, with an 84 mph high on his throws through the infield, and as one of the consistently quickest to second base.

While Barczi is more of a bat-first backstop, his impressive strength translates defensively where he recorded an 86 mph high on his throws down, good for a 1.86-2.01 pop range.

Stevenson was one of the event’s overall winners, as referenced earlier, and he completed a well-rounded performance at the Super 60 by reaching an 85 mph high to second, eventually showing as a reliable receiver to the high-profile arms in attendance that he caught all day.


Continue to follow us through the rest of this week, and beyond, as we provide even more post-event breakdowns with the help of partners like Blast MotionTrackManVizual Edge3motionAI, and Swift Performance.

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