Adam Moser (Fairview, 2021) has made a ton of noise this summer. He was the lone Colorado reprentative at the 2019 PBR Future Games and played OF for Shooter Hunt's Team Select. Our boots-on-the-ground team has had eyes on Moser this summer, a summer that led to his commitment to be a Sooner. Here are a few tweets from our staff.

First, Phil Kerber, who is our head scout at LakePoint in Georgia. You can follow him at @PhilKerberPBR.

#TeamSelect OF Adam Moser (@FHSBaseball_14; @pbrcolorado) puts a nice swing on this one, but just catches the end of the bat for an F8. Moser has been showing high level bat speed while looking to elevate the ball #PBRFutureGames pic.twitter.com/oH6WvDEuSK

— Phil Kerber (@PhilKerberPBR) August 2, 2019

#TeamSelect ‘21 OF Adam Moser (@FHSBaseball_14; @pbrcolorado) is having himself a day. Smokes his 2nd triple of the day, driving in 2 runs, puts it all on the line going for the inside the parker. Huge fan of the way he plays. #PBRFutureGames pic.twitter.com/OMkQOkoFiP

— Phil Kerber (@PhilKerberPBR) August 3, 2019

Shooter Hunt, national crosschecker, is the CEO and GM of Team Select. He oversees operations for his coveted Future Games team and chose Moser to represent Colorado. You can follow him at @ShooterHunt.

I’ve really liked the energy and athleticism that ‘21 OF Adam Moser (@pbrcolorado) has brought all week. Physical frame some defined strength. Quick hands. Hammers a deep flyout here before going 4.28 down the line his next AB. High motor. #PBRFutureGames pic.twitter.com/vvF5Wl1ON1

— Shooter Hunt (@ShooterHunt) August 2, 2019

‘21 OF Adam Moser (@pbrcolorado) is everything a coach looks for in a player & sports a blue-collar work ethic w/ athleticism. Motor never stops. Strong frame w/ quick hands at the plate. Just blasted a triple to the wall in CF. #PBRFutureGames pic.twitter.com/WahkPyDF5J

— Shooter Hunt (@ShooterHunt) August 3, 2019

PBR Colorado was on-sight in Georgia to watch Moser, of course.

Uncomitted No. 6 2021 Colorado OF Adam Moser out of @FHSBaseball_14 shows off is 6.7 60 speed on this hard hit in hole at the #PBRFutureGames 88 Arm velo..93 EV. @ShooterHunt pic.twitter.com/a6azqYDMRs

— pbrcolorado (@pbrcolorado) August 1, 2019

 

Before he heads to Norman, Okla., he'll have two more years to continue developing, but one thing is certain: he left an impression this summer. Moser is currently ranked No. 6 in the state; No. 384 overall among all 2020 grads. If he continues on this tear, look for him to jump up the rankings in upcoming updates and releases.