Cade
Brown

Underclass Games - Infield Analysis 

Positional Profile: 3B/2B Big power bat with athleticism to stick at third base.
Body: 6-foot-2, 190-pounds. Physical build with athleticism, continues to add strength with room for more.
Hit: RHH. Wide, slightly open setup, rocks back weight onto back-side as hands load back and elbows separate, short stride, good balance. Swing path has length to the zone, quick, strong hands sweep the barrel through the zone, impressive lag through as well, able to lift with extension, strong lower half, generates power contact to all fields.
Power: 100.3 max exit velocity, averaged 94.5 mph. 341’ max distance. Some of the top raw power in the entire state.
Arm: RH. INF - 86 mph. Short, loose arm action to a 3/4 slot, easy carry, accurate.
Defense: Fields position athletically, good instincts, quick first step, fields out front with a soft glove, quick, clean exchanges.
Run: 6.88 runner in the 60.

 Positional Profile: 3B/2B
 Body: 6-1, 175-pounds. Long, lanky frame, natural strength throughout, plenty of room to fill out.
Hit: R/R. Wide balanced stance, shifts weight from back side to front side, uses rocking action as timing, long stride, creates upper body stretch. Long, flat swing, long, heavy barrel in zone, stays on plane, looks to elevate to gaps, power to pull-side, consistent hard contact, elite hand and bat speed.
Power: 96.81 max exit velocity, averaged 85.73 mph. 328.00’ max distance. Power potential
Arm: R/R. INF - 82.00 mph. Short arm action, quick high 3/4 slot, good carry, accurate throws.
Defense: Fields position athletically, remains low, fields ball out front of body, presents glove early, quick exchange, smooth footwork, effortless action, good range, soft glove.
Run: 7.03 runner in the 60.

NPI

Standing 5-foot-11 160 pounds, Brown will completely fill out the frame in the near future. He has advanced strength and handles the bat well with the quickness at the plate to throw the bat head with some force. He drives from the back hip well really getting in his lower half and maximizing the trunk turn. When he’s on time he gets the barrel to any pitch on the plate and has above average pop that suggests the backspun liners will turn into gappers soon.