Nicolas
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Physical: Lengthy, high-waisted 5-foot-10, 170lb frame with two-way athleticism that translates. 7.67 runner in the 60-yard dash. 

Offensively: RHH - Balanced, crouched stance with quick-paced hands operating in rhythm off the backside shoulder. Utilized a high leg lift up/down to initiate the bat head through a flat path into the hitting zone. Short hands and ability to stay inside the baseball, controlling the barrel while showing off a strong top of the order approach. Was able to whip through impact and create big time extension, producing a 56% fly ball rate during BP (via Trackman) and working up to a 340 foot batted ball distance (doubles power). Notched a T94 mph bat-exit velocity and there’s room for more coming soon. 

Defensively: The shortstop featured a medium/upright posture, bending at the waist after arriving on time with active feet to the fielding window. An accurate, soft glove hand funneled smoothly and got ride with momentum over the front side at H ¾. Good internal clock and noticeable feel during double play turns (T82 mph arm strength). 

Pitching: RHP - Started off the far left side of the rubber, working at a breakneck pace. Got down the slope maintaining a higher posture in the body at footstrike, repeating well at H ¾ slot. The FB ranged from 81-84 mph with strike-throwing abilities and easy efficiency/cheese out of the hand. Mixed a hard-biting 69-71 mph SL across the plate and added a short, fading 70-72 mph CH in any count (average sell). 

Physical: Lean 5-foot-10, 170 lb frame with long limbs

Pitching: Works up tempo with a high leg lift and coil before driving down the mound in line to a repeatable release and follow through. Hand drops straight down out of the glove before whipping through a clean 3/4 release.

FB: Throws a heavy ball with arm side run up to 18". CB: Tends to back up with 10-4 shape. SL: tight 2-plane break with up to 14.5" horizontal break. CH: Good hand speed with arm side fade. 

Physical: 5-foot-10, 160 pounds; lean, athletic build. 6.97 runner in the 60.
Offensively: RHH. Slightly open stance with some bend in the knees while the hands start in front of the shoulder with some rhythm ; Knee knock stride gaining some ground while the hands load straight back. Aggressive effort clearing the hips into a stiff front side with barrel is quick into the zone producing up to 26 G's rotational acceleration, per Blast Motion, with a flat path through the zone to an uphill 2 hand finish.  Hard gap to gap contact with back spin and present pop; peak Trackman exit velocity of 92 MPH.
Defensively: Uses prep step; Active foot work playing downhill through the ball and showing range to both sides. Soft glove hand fielding the ball in front with clean transfers; Short arm action to a 3/4 release.  INF - 79 MPH.
Pitching: Works up tempo with a high leg lift before getting into the back side as strides out in line to a repeatable release and follow through. Hand drops down out of the glove before getting up to a clean 3/4 release. FB: Peak velo of 82 MPH, while sitting 80-81 MPH. Has advanced life (Bauer Unit of 27)and ride (max 24" vertical break) with arm side run up to 14". CB: 66-67 MPH. Tends to back up with 11-5 shape; 1.4" max vertical drop with up to 13.9" horizontal movement.  CH: 74-76 MPH. Good hand speed with up to 18" arm side run. 

Physical: Lean and athletic, 5-foot-11, 160-pound frame with plenty of length in the movements in all phases. 7.28 runner in the 60-yard dash.  

Offensively: RHH. Tall, slightly open stance with slight bend in the knees as the hands started low at the shoulder with minor rhythm pre load. Utilized a knee-knock stride to initiate a whippy, flat barrel path with lift after contact. Long levers stayed inside the baseball allowing for violence and hard contact at the front of the plate. Swing works in game action as well with tight turns to the hitting window, thrives when hitting the baseball pitched out over the plate as the arms get to extension very well. Hit into a stiff front side creating plenty of backspin to either gap, registered a max of 89 mph bat-exit velocity per Trackman Baseball. 

Defensively: The primary shortstop featured downhill, active footwork repeatedly arriving to the baseball on time and fielding off of the left foot getting momentum towards the target. Demonstrated choppy, lengthy actions to either side while showcasing range on balls hit to the glove hand. A short arm circle out of a high ¾ slot worked accurately across the diamond while getting long out in front. SS - 79 mph

Pitching: RHP - High tempo in the delivery as he likes to get the ball and go, sits into a strong backside after a high leg lift at the top of the stack, long high ¾ arm slot with good extension. Fastball was commanded at 78-81 mph with a max of 2225 spin per Trackman Baseball, appearing harder at the dish for hitters. Countered with a 62-65 mph CB with 11/5 shape and adequate spin at 1866 RPM. Featured a different shaped 73-75 mph SL thrown harder with short horizontal bite to it. Dropped in an occasional 70-71 mph CH with low spin, but needs increased intent to create more deception. 

Physical: 5-foot-9, 146-pounds. Lean, athletic build; 4.73 home-to-1B.
Offensively: RHH. Upright stance with some bend in the knees, hands start low and work back on load along with a medium leg kick for timing Hands are very quick through the zone, barrel is direct to the ball and works uphill on finish, plenty of extension and good use of lower half. Hard contact to pull-side. 81 MPH raw exit velocity.
Defensively: Starts low and shows his glove early, active footwork on approach, fields the ball out in front in the middle of his body. Short arm swing with a low 3/4 arm slot.  INF - 75 MPH.
Pitching: Up tempo delivery with high leg lift before getting into back leg as stride out in line to a repeatable, balanced follow through. Long, twitchy arm action, 3/4 release.
FB: T78, 76-78 MPH. Commands with arm side tail.
CB: 61-63 MPH. 12-6 break with depth.
CH: 69-70 MPH. Maintains hand speed, fades down late.