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CLASS OF 2019

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RHP

Joe
Biancone

George Washington
John Jay - Cross River (HS) • NY
6' 2" • 185LBS
R/R • 23yr 8mo
Travel Team: Team Warstic

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Fastball

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Velocity (max)
92 - 93
Velo Range
2/03/19
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Spin Rate (avg)

Changeup

80 - 82
Velo Range
2/03/19
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Spin Rate (avg)

Curveball

75 - 77
Velo Range
2/03/19
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Spin Rate (avg)

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Pitching Velos

2019
2018
Fastball
Velocity Max
94.0
Fastball
Velocity Avg
92.5
Curveball
Velocity Avg
76.0
Changeup
Velocity Avg
81.0
Fastball
Velocity Max
92.0
Fastball
Velocity Avg
90.5
Curveball
Velocity Avg
74.0
Super 60 Pro Showcase
Feb 3, 2019
Pitching
94
Max FB
92 - 93
FB
75 - 77
CB
80 - 82
CH
Jupiter
Oct 21, 2018
Pitching
92
Max FB
89 - 92
FB
73 - 75
CB

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Super 60 (2/3/19)

The athletic Biancone, committed originally to George Washington as a middle infielder, burst on the scene on the mound. The 6-foot-2 185 pound RHP features long arms with a loose arm arm action that works through a 3/4 slot. The delivery is controlled and simple; with some slight closing off to the 3B side. Late acceleration unleashed a cluster of fastballs in the 92-93 MPH range, even touching 94 MPH. Breaking ball at times showed more of a slider tendencies but could fall into the frame of a "hard slurve". There was depth and 1-to-7 shape in the 76 MPH range. Biancone also showed a same change plane that hugged the bottom of the zone at 82 MPH. Highly projectable build and above average arm speed that might produce a few more ticks in the velocity department. Extremely low mileage arm that only threw a combined 30 innings in the spring/summer of 2018.
Jupiter (10/21/18)
Wiry-athletic 6-foot-3, 180-pound George Washington recruit is known as a shortstop, but after his one-inning relief stint for Team Warstic, he very well may be one of the more coveted draft arms in the Northeast. Biancone threw a flawless inning behind an 89-92 MPH fastball. Even more impressive, he flashed a 73-75 big 12/6 hammer curveball with depth and tight spin. His arm is clean, loose and athletic - like a shortstop - and aggressive out front. He also offered some varying funk with his delivery, altering hip sways out of the windup.
NY Games (June 25-27, 2017)
Athletic 6-foot-1, 165-pound projectable build. Offensively - strong, quick hands get the bat through the zone on a level plane with a slight upper cut for an exit velocity of 90 MPH, down 3 MPH from February but still impressive, repeatable motion, scratching the surface with lower body engagement which will produce further power. Defensively - soft hands, smooth and poised, agile, quiet feet, easy transfer with an infield velocity of 84 MPH from all angles. Recent commitment to George Washington.
Preseason All-State (February 20, 2017)

Biancone stands at a rangy 6-foot-1 165 pounds with a frame that will support gains. Ran a 7.13 60. Offensively- Even set up at the plate with a moderate leg kick and barrel tip for timing; aggressive lower half with explosive bat speed through the zone. Flashed some pop to his pull side; high ceiling in the power potential department as evidenced by his 92 MPH exit velocity. Defensively- Showed smooth, effortless actions up the middle with no panic. Occasional glove tap before a quick shuffle step; arm works well from the left side at 86 MPH across the diamond. Athleticism could allow for a corner outfield option down the road.

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