James
Reinkemeyer

6/24/14 – Reinkemeyer is a strong 5-foot-9, 175-pound right-handed pitcher. He has an over-the-top delivery with short arm action. James throws with regular effort, lands square, and stays level with his shoulders. He displayed good balance and an athletic finish. Reinkemeyer had a fastball velocity range of 71-74 MPH. His curveball was at 63-66 MPH with 11/5 tilt and sharp, late action. James displayed a change-up that ranged from 64-67 with near fastball arm speed and good downward movement.

6/24/14 – Reinkemeyer is a strong 5-foot-9, 175-pound right-hand hitting third baseman. He ran a 60 at 7.65 and home-to-first 5.09. He throws from a high 3/4 arm slot. James’s throws were very accurate and had some carry. His position velo was 72 MPH. Reinkemeyer displayed good feet and a quick clean exchange. At the plate, Reinkemeyer has an athletic setup with a smooth load and long stride. He shows fluid rhythm and a level bat path. James produces gap-to-gap line drives with his swing. He had an exit velo of 82 MPH.

 
Reinkemeyer is a strong-bodied 5-foot-10, 175-pound two way player. On the mound, Reinkemeyer comes from a ¾ arm slot with some rhythm and short arm action. His fastball sat in the 71-73 mph range with some arm side run and sink action. He also showed a 11-to-5 breaking ball with gradual break (62-66 mph) and a change up (67-70 mph) with late arm side movement down in the zone. His change up appears to be his best pitch. With a longer stride, Reinkemeyer should see a few more miles per hour in his pitches and more consistency around the zone. In the infield, Reinkemeyer shows good body control to the ball with sure hands and range to his glove hand side. His is a bit slow getting the ball out of his glove, but his throws were accurate, with a top velocity of 71-mph. At the plate, Reinkemeyer has a crouched stance and shirt stride with fluid rhythm. He takes a short path to the ball, producing line drives and some pull side power.