Uncommitted SR Spotlight - Aidan Pridgen

Aidan Pridgen OF / 2B / Laurens , SC / 2020 6-foot-1, 187-pound athletic frame with a mix of present strength and projectibility; OF/2B. The right-handed hitter recorded an exit velocity of 84 mph. Begins in slightly open stance, relaxed hands just off the back shoulder.  Small hand load coils the barrel slightly behind the head. Short stride, lands slightly closed. Displayed quick bat speed, an upward swing plane and good extension on his one hand finish. In the outfield, his best throws to the infield topped out at 80 mph; displayed quick footwork and soft hands, fielding the ball just outside the left foot and transferring cleanly at the belt. Showed a long arm action with a high ¾ slot and good accuracy on throws. The athletic recruit showcased his speed with a sub-seven 60 time of 6.83

Height: 6-1
Weight: 187 lbs
Bats/Throws: R/R
High School: Laurens
Showcase Organization: Upstate Mavericks 

60 Time: 6.83
OF Velocity: 80
Exit Velocity: 84

 

~ Aidan Pridgen - Upstate Regional ID ~

 

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