Jansen
Lublin

11/10/18 – California Sr. Games – Uncommitted – This is our second viewing of Jansen in the last 3 months. I was impressed with his clean arm action and his ability to pound the zone, throw strikes and work quickly in his outing. Curveball is his out pitch in part to his deception and hiding the ball behind leg in delivery. Lublin does not blow away hitters with velocity. Jansen sets up on 3B side of rubber on all pitches giving only one look to hitters. If he moved around the rubber to 1B side, he could create better angles on his pitches, especially to LHH's, intern giving even more deception in his delivery.

8/1/18 - Five-foot-11, 225-pounds, large frame with a strong lower half and broad shoulders. Short arm action in the back with a wrist wrap. Tilt-and-topple delivery as he falls off to the third base side after release at a high ¾ arm slot. Arm speed is average with recoil after release. Fastball is heavy and shows run to the armside which he commands and is able to throw for strikes. Curveball shows sweeping 2/8 shape with gradual break from the same arm slot and speed. Shows the ability to throw the pitch for strikes. Lublin shows some pitchability and is a deceptive left-hander that projects as a bullpen arm.