Cameron
Wynne

A transfer from Texas A&M, the 6-foot-5, 225-pound right-handed reliever tickled 95 mph during his 28-pitch relief appearance against Illinois. Still developing on the mound after throwing less than 40 total innings in his four-year college career, Wynne sat more 92-93 at 2400 rpm with his heater. He also kept his above average at times 82-85 mph slider down in the zone, producing several swing/misses.

Six-foot-4, 190-pound two-way player ran a 5.22 40 yard sprint. Long lean athletic build. At the plate has a slightly open tall stance. Leg kick triggers arm bar. Line drive-ground ball contact during round of BP. Occasion hard contact to pull side. Posted an exit velocity of 87 mph off a tee. In the infield, average actions, corner actions, feet have a tendency to get heavy, balls gets deep in stance. Clean transfers, long & loose arm action that topped out at 85 mph across the infield. On the mound topped out at 90 mph with his fastball, sat in the 85-88 mph range. Sporadic control. Breaking balls has avg. shape, missed arm side away. Change was best secondary offering with occasional run to his arm side.

10/30/16- 6-foot-4, 185-pound two-way player ran a 5.22 40 yard sprint. Tall lanky build with some present strength. Open stance at the plate, stride triggers hands to arm bar, sporadic contact during round of BP. Posted an exit velocity of 72 mph off a tee.  Feet are active in the infield, presents late and fields deep in his stance, clean transfers, mid ¾ arm slot that topped out at 76 mph across the infield. On the mound, topped out at 87 mph, sat in the 83-86 mph range. Repeats mechanics well, effort in delivery, throws slightly across his body on a downhill plane. 75-78 mph changeup was thrown for strikes down in the strike zone, arm has tendency to slow on this pitch.  64-66 mph breaking ball has loose spin, some horizontal movement across the zone, shape of a slider.