Clancy
Susi

6-foot, 190-pound, longer, athletic frame, shoulders are sloped, has plenty of room to fill out. A right-handed hitting catcher, top tool is his ability to receive the baseball. The setup is wider, feet are even and looks to be very comfortable and balanced. The hands are strong and soft on the catch, gets underneath and moves to get behind the baseball when receiving it. The transfer is clean, with little effort, gets glove hand to throwing arm and right foot replaces left foot, closing down the front side. The arm action is short and clean from a ¾ slot, throws looked to be on target with depth to them, arm was clocked at 70 mph. At the plate, the stance is slightly wider than shoulder width, hands are relaxed at shoulder height, bat starting in more of a tilted position. For timing uses a smooth longer toe tap, which gains ground, back side has some glide to it in the transfer of the weight. The swing is flat through the zone. Approach is more middle of the field, had a tee exit velocity of 74 mph.