SC Uncommitted SR Spotlight - Roman Golston 

 

 

Roman Golston LHP / 1B / Ridgeview, SC / 2020 Medium build with strong lower half and high waist. Some projection remaining. At the plate, has a balanced stance with a slight crouch, outside the shoulders. Toe tap timing mechanism and minimal hand load. Lofted path with occasional barrel release. Good energy transfer into contact, maximizes the current power.  Avg. defender at 1st base, but was able to overcome some mechanical issues with athletic ability. Athletic enough to play a Corner OF position if necessary. Primary LHP with a repeatable delivery. Stretch exclusive. Worked to a balance point just below the belt, slight rotation at the top. Full arm action on the backside to a OTT slot. FB showed fading tendencies at 76-78. Breaking ball showed short break with occasional bite and flashes of plus potential at 69-71 with 1/7 shape. Showed a firmer side to side breaking ball at 71-73. Could see a bump in velocity. Competitor in game.

 

Height: 5-9
Weight: 190 lbs
Bats/Throws: L/L
High School: Ridgeview 
Showcase Org. Richland Monarchs

60yd Time: 7.41
INF Velocity: 68
Exit Velocity: 87

FB Velocity: 76-78
CB Range: 69-71
SL Range: 71-73 

 

 

~ Roman Golston, Ridgeview 2020 ~

 

~ Roman Golston, Ridgeview 2020 ~

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