Uncommitted 2017 Prospects To Watch For This Summer

May 29, 2015

Trey Sofio
Louisiana Scouting Director

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As the spring high school season in Louisiana ended a few weeks back, and college baseball set to conclude its season over the next few weeks Prep Baseball Report will be previewing some things to look for on the summer select circuit.

Yesterday, we took a look at five 2016 graduates that could generate significant buzz early in the summer. Today we will take a look at five uncommitted 2017 graduates that are sure to create a significant buzz on the recruiting circuit this summer.

+Blayne Enlow, RHP, St. Amant HS, 2017
A 6-foot-3, 160-pound right-hander with a lanky, projectable, athletic frame. Long, loose, clean arm action with easy effort into a ¾ release. Fastball sits 85-88 mph with quality tilt, angle and occasional sink. Shows a solid feel for a tight spinning breaking ball with 11/5 shape, quality depth and deception. Also shows an advanced feel for changeup with fastball arm speed, deception and late, hard fade action.

+Nick Webre, C/OF, Teurlings Catholic HS, 2017
A 5-foot-10, 185-pound catcher/outfielder with a strong, athletic build and clear present strength. A solid defensive catcher that shows quality catch and throw skills. Left-handed hitter with a loose, whippy barrel; rhythm and tempo, and consistently finds the barrel with big power to the pull side.

+Adam Goree, LHP, Barbe HS, 2017
A 5-foot-11, 175-pound 2017 left-hander with an average, athletic body that has present strength Clean, repeatable delivery with outstanding front side that creates deception for the high-3/4 release. Pitchability left-hander that works extremely fast, attacks hitters in the strike zone, and commands both sides of the plate. Fastball mainly sits 82-83 mph, but has been 84-86 mph and up to 88 in the past. Breaking ball has quality 1/7 shape with depth and deception, but inconsistent spin. Also has a feel for a changeup with outstanding deception and fastball arm speed.

+Miguel Reyes, Jr, INF/RHP, Lafayette HS, 2017
A 6-foot-2, 215-pound rising junior with a large, physical, strong, and athletic frame. Outstanding athlete for his size that has run a 6.8 60 yard dash. Right-handed hitter that shows explosive bat speed and strength at contact, recording an exit velocity of 95 mph. Bat path is still a work in progress as it has a tendency to be in and out the zone in hurry. Solid defender with soft hands, clean exchange and arm strength, but his feet project him to a corner spot. Right-handed pitcher that has many inconsistencies in his delivery, but displays raw arm strength that has touched 87 mph, as well as showing a feel to spin a breaking ball.

+Brock Batty, LHP, Denham Springs HS, 2017
A 6-foot-1, 175-pound rising junior with a medium, athletic frame. Left-handed pitcher with a clean, repeatable delivery landing square, in-line with an athletic finish. Displays smooth rhythm throughout with long, loose arm action with quick arm speed into a ¾ release and easy effort. Shows a solid three pitch mix with fastball sitting 83-85 mph touching 86 with command and slight sink Outstanding feel to spin a breaking ball with 1/7 shape and quality depth that could develop into a bona-fide power curveball. Also shows an outstanding feel for a changeup with fast arm speed, deception and late, hard fade action.

On June 22, 2015 Prep Baseball Report Louisiana will be hosting the Underclass Games at Tulane University. The Prep Baseball Report Underclass Games is an invite only event for Class of 2017 and 2018 prospects. This invitation only event will feature a showcase and games for the top rising juniors and sophomores in the state of Louisiana. All participants at the Underclass Games will have their performance videotaped and hosted in their player profile, along with their verified statistics and scouting reports at PrepBaseballReport.com, which is subscribed to by more than 400 colleges and pro scouts across the country. Top players will be listed accordingly in our statewide player rankings.

Uncommitted 2017 Prospects To Watch For This Summer

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