Adam
Kudronowicz

LHP Adam Kudronowicz (Mukwonago, 2025) allowed zero earned runs in one two-inning appearance for Team Wisconsin, coming off of a dominant spring at Mukwonago and a successful summer for his travel team. Kudronowicz is physical, standing at a strong 6-foot-3, 210-pound frame. The left-hander was smooth on the mound, getting into his lower half and extending, reaching 85.7 mph on the fastball. His primary pitch had life, generating swings and misses and weak contact throughout. He continued to throw strikes and fill the zone with a slider and changeup, too, continuing the theme of having multiple pitches to work with. From the high ¾ slot, Kudronowicz’s deception and ability to attack hitters was noteworthy in Georgia, as his showing was positive and a reflection of his work in the spring and summer, where our staff had multiple looks at the southpaw. Kudronowicz capped off the numerous left-handed arms that showed well at LakePoint, shining light on the under-the-radar talent in the state of Wisconsin. 

Positional Profile: 1B/LHP
Body: 6-3, 210-pounds. Physical frame with strength throughout.
Hit: LHH. Narrow setup, open stance, lands slightly closed, strong back elbow with barrel tip, natural fluidity to swing and load phase.  Strong hands, long and uphill bat path.  75 mph bat speed with 9 G’s of rotational acceleration.
Power: 97 max exit velocity, averaged 86 mph. 346’ max distance.
Arm: LH. INF - 84 mph. 3/4 slot, quick arm.
Defense: Smooth hands, knows how to work feet around first base bag.
Run: 7.58 runner in the 60.

Kudronowicz was one of the biggest winners of the event. The long levered two-way prospect stands an imposing 6-foot-3 and weighs 210 pounds with a strong build and more strength likely to come. During batting practice, Kudronowicz consistently hammered balls to the gaps as he creates tons of leverage with a short compact swing. He  registered the second highest max exit velocity of the event at 98 mph. There’s also a lot to like on the mound. He repeats a delivery from a deceptive low three-quarter slot and locates an 85 mph fastball with a high spin rate (2300+ RPM’s). He throws a true sweeping slider at 70-71 mph with advanced feel for the pitch and has a change up to round out his impressive repertoire. Overall, this was yet another impressive performance from a ranked member of the state’s 2025 class.

Positional Profile: 1B/LHP
Body: 6-3, 210-pounds. Strong build with more size and strength coming.
Hit: LHH. Stock set up with upright posture.  Loose fluid, hand and bat speed, hammers balls to all fields from a short path with tons of leverage.
Power: 98 max exit velocity, averaged 90.9 mph. 344’ max distance.
Arm: LH.  INF - 81 mph.  Loose, strong arm plays from a 3/4 slot.
Defense: Active feet, soft hands, plays through the baseball, fluid mover around the bag.
Run: 7.72 runner in the 60.

Delivery: Easy tempo; upright balance point, high knee, hands raise.
Arm Action: LH. Long, loose, quick arm; fluid, low 3/4 slot.
FB: T85, 82-84 mph. Firm with hard arm-side action; locates. T2397, 2314 average rpm.
SL: 70-71 mph. True sweeper; feel for his age, locates well with advanced action. T2356, 2278 average rpm.
CH: 76-79 mph. Slight decel, spots it; arm-side run/fade that plays off the fastball well. T1949, 1813 average rpm.

Kudronowicz showed off his two-way potential during our time at the MOSH. Built at a thick 6-foot-3 213-pounds, Kudronowicz first caught our staffs attention during his round of BP. From the left handed batters box, he sets up tall with his hands tucked behind his ears. He then transfers his weight to his back leg to load before softly planting his foot and aggressively turning towards the ball. During his round, Kudronowicz reached highs of 89 mph on his hardest hit ball of the day. Kudronowicz would then move into the first base defensive portion. There his large stature coupled with his ability to receive the baseball, point to him sticking to the first base position in the future. He would then finish his day off with a solid overall 'pen. There the southpaw seems to project the most as he flashed some upside on the mound. Kudronowicz starts off in a slight squatting position and then methodically gets to the top of his mechanics with a high glove. Then he utilizes a drop and drive delivery and a long looping arm action to create highs of 80 mph with his fastball that flashed some running action. He also flashed feel for a quality changeup with some late fade/depth and a 1/7 type breaking ball that was occasionally thrown to his glove side. 

Adam is a thick, corner two-way. In the box he swings from his front leg using a sheffield rhythm, and a more vertical path through the zone favoring pull side contact.  On defense, he receives deeper to his posture with stiffer than average glove action, and static feet as the ball approaches. On the mound he works a drop and drive delivery with a long loop arm action, and a three pitch mix.