Tyrell
Irvis

Tyrell checks in at 6-foot-3 180 pounds with long legs and arms and is still working into his frame. He ran a 5.15 home to 1B and had an exit velocity of 76 MPH. Offensively- Tyrell starts in a balanced and even stance with a 45 degree bat angle and a hand position that sits tight to the body, even with the letters. Minimal take back with hands a short stride with timing. Very few moving parts. Stays back well. Would benefit from additional lower half aggression and a shorter swing path. Line drive/flyball results. Defensively- Surprisingly agile for his size/age. Aggressive with his approach, needs some fine tuning with his crowhop. Above average 81 MPH arm strength for a a 2019 grad. Would like to see his arm action lengthened to provide even better carry. Pitching- Uses a slight drop step with a mid chest leg drive. Some collapse on back knee along with an open front side. Arm works from a high 3/4 slot. Overall arm path could be lengthened to allow for better build up of his arm speed. Plenty of parts that need to come together for Tyrell on the mound but he has the size and arm strength (as seen in the OF) to be a force over the long term. FB was 73-74, touching 75 MPH. Secondary pitches were compromised by shortening his arm action into release, creating to great of a differential (53-56 on CB with some 12-to-6 roll) and change up at 52-55 MPH. More feel needed here.