Trey
Peters

2/23/20 Position Player
Hit: An open stance at the plate with a simple load. Swing with authority allowing the upper body and lower body to work together.. Swings uphill allowing for good ball flight backspin. 
Power: Gap abilities.
Top BP Exit Velocity: 88 mph.
Top BP Distance: 275 ft.
Offensive Projection: Middle.
Field: Has awareness of where he is on the infield, and as soon as the ball is hit he can move laterally very well. Shows glove early
allowing his hands to work out in front of his body.
Throw: 78 mph across the infield.
Defensive Projection: 2B/3B.

2/23/20 Pitching
Delivery Notes: Shows some promise on the mound. He will be able to add velocity using his lower half.
Fastball: Topping at 78 MPH with arm side run.
Fastball Spin Rates: 1500-1700.
Curveball: 62-63 with 11/5 shape and tight spin.
Curveball Spin Rates: 2100-2300.
Changeup: none.

1/26/19

Body Type: 6-foot 140-pound prospect with room to fill out.

Swing Mechanics: Utilizes a mini leg kick/hip hinge to initiate his load. Stayed balanced throughout his load and showed good barrel control and strong hands.

Hit: Good bat to ball ability.

Power: 81 mph exit velocity.

Offensive Projection: Showed good barrel control and strong hands at the plate. Show develop into a gap to gap guy as he develops more strength as he matures.

Run: 4.57 home to 1st.

Field: In the infield Peters aggressively attacks the ball with decent angles. Slower release than desired.

Throw: 77 mph across the diamond.

Defensive Projection: Shows some good raw physical tools. Would need to continue to improve arm strength and over fundamentals to stick at SS at the next level.

1/26/19 Pitching

Body Type: 6-foot 140-pound prospect with room to add strength.

Mechanical/Delivery Notes: Rhythm through a compact and efficient delivery. Projects the hips, works in line. Uses a short arm action working through a ¾ slot.

Fastball: 74-77 mph fastball with above average run to the arm side.

Curveball: 62-64 mph breaking ball has fairly sharp 11/5 action. Has potential to be a swing a miss pitch.

Changeup: 69-70 mph changeup is thrown with fastball like arm action. Pitch shows some late fading action.

Knuckleball: 65-68 mph knuckleball with light rotation danced around the zone.

Pitchability: Advanced feel for his age. Ability to throw all four of his offerings for strikes with multiple pitches that could be above average to plus in the future.

Role: A starter role is the likely choice at this point. Shows solid command and a clean delivery. Likely to see a velocity improvement as he matures.

1/27/18
5-foot-8, 140 pound right-handed hitter showed the ability to generate good positive movement towards which provided average power in his swing. Peters’ exit velocity was 75 mph and there is room for improvement as he gets older. He swung with a level path, but need some improvement on staying connected and keeping his hands inside the ball to allow for greater contact. Defensively, he projects as a second base type. Feet tend to get wide and stop momentum when receiving the ball. Short arm action with top velocity of 72 mph across the infield.