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Velocity (max)
CLASS OF 2021
OF
1B
Hunter
Hines
Mississippi State
Madison Central (HS) • MS
6' 2" • 225LBS
L/R
Madison Central (HS) • MS
6' 2" • 225LBS
L/R
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2021 National
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2021 State
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Fastball
77 - 79
Velo Range
7/15/20
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Fastball
Velocity Max
The maximum observed fastball velocity in the given event year. Measured in miles per hour (MPH).
79.0
Fastball
Velocity Avg
The average velocity for all pitches of this type in the given event year. Measured in miles per hour (MPH)
78.0
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News
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- Fall Prospect Notes: Mississippi State - Dec 14, 2021
- Looking Back On 2020 - Dec 31, 2020
- 2021 SEC Recruiting Classes - Dec 17, 2020
- Fall Tournament Standouts Part IV - Oct 7, 2020
- Hard90: PBR 17U National Championship - Jul 22, 2020
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Cape Cod: Not only did Hines become the first player on the Cape to have a double-digit home run total since Bobby Dalbec in 2015, but with 13 regular-season home runs, he also set the wood bat home run record for the CCBL, and he hit one more in the postseason for good measure. Combined with the 38 home runs he’s hit over two seasons at Mississippi State, it goes without saying that his standout tool is light tower power that is among the best in the 2024 draft class. That power comes with a decent number of strikeouts, but Hines’ strikeout rate isn’t exorbitant given how productive he is and that’s a trade-off that Yarmouth-Dennis, Mississippi State and the future MLB organization that drafts him is willing to make. At 6-foot-4 and 220 pounds, Hines provides a big target defensively at first base, but his defensive value is limited, and as a result, he’s spent more time at DH thus far in his career than at first. His value is tied to his power, but if he continues to hit for power like this, that won’t be an issue.