Tyler
Bashar

6-foot, 175-pound right-handed pitcher. The fastball sat 80-81 mph with arm side run to the pitch. The breaking ball was 66-67 mph and big in shape, more fastball hand speed is needed. The slider was 72-73 mph and very solid in shape, showed depth and tilt. The changeup was 74-75 mph and trending in the right direction. The pitch showed fade and action at times. The delivery is online and the slot is 3/4 in height. The lift is easy in tempo and he repeats the process. The arm is clean and he shows an above average spin pitch to take hitters out with. 

6-foot,175-pound, average athletic frame, longer, lean wiry strong frame, with room for added weight. A right-handed pitcher, the delivery is simple and controlled, very smooth, easy athletic leg lift. The weight stays over the backside, the direction is inline, finish is out front, chest out over frontside, squared up, front side showing minimal pull to it.  The arm action works with easy effort, working out of 3/4 to high 3/4 slot. The fastball is located down and to both sides of the plate, clocked at 79 mph, plays harder than reading. Throws two breaking balls, curve ball at 66-67 mph, tilt, with a break of 1/7. The slider, thrown a tick harder, clocked at 69-71 mph, with more natural break to it, with depth. Shows major feel for a true turn me over changeup. Love the pitch-ability and pace that he works at. 

6-foot, 175-pound, average athletic frame, rounded shoulders, longer, neck. looks to be athletic, body and movements work together with minimal effort. A right-handed pitcher, pounds the zone with a four pitch mix. The delivery is control, stays over the rubber, direction is inline. The arm action is clean, working free and easy, baseball comes out of a 3/4 to higher 3/4 slot. Squared up on release, with extension. The fastball was clocked at 78 mph, located to both sides, tons of movement to arm side, heavy sink. The curve ball, has proper tight spin, late break, with tilt, a swing and miss offering, clocked at 68-70 mph. Mixed in a slider, thrown harder at 72 mph,  Also throws a changeup, showing good hand speed, depth and fade action, proper shape, clocked at 68-70 mph. Once strength is added, look for velocity to climb, advanced pitch-ability, big follow for me.

6-foot, 175-pound, average athletic frame, longer neck, sloped shoulders plenty of room for added weight gains. A two-way player, projects more off the mound down the road, pounds the zone with a simple 4-pitch mix. Off the mound this right-hander, slower deliberate controlled delivery, repeats it with ease, strong on the back half, direction is inline. The arm is super clean, working out of a 3/4 to a slightly higher slot. the fastball touched the fastball touched 80 mph, working it in the bottom part of the zone. Thew both breaking balls for strikes, curveball was clocked at 68-69, 1/7 break to it, slider thrown a tick harder at 70-71 mph. Showed feel for a turn me over change up at 70-73 mph. Look for him to pitch at high level, a strike thrower. At the plate, hits from the right-side, slightly open front foot, lower, quiet hands. Lower half is under control, shifts weight to get loaded up. The swing is short to the baseball with hands inside, staying in the middle of the field. The tee exit velocity was clocked at 79 mph and ran a 4.38 from home to 1st. Defensively, has soft quick hands on the catch, feet work with hands, arm was clocked at 81 mph across the diamond. Look for him to jump off the mound.

Tee Exit Velocity: 79 mph

Arm Velocity: 81 mph

Home to 1st:  4.38